Premier Fahie intervenes to resolve Anegada ferry conundrum
The weekend for approximately 50 persons; however, were saved by Premier and Minister of Finance Hon Andrew A. Fahie (R1) who made his way to the ferry dock on being informed of the situation.
According to reports reaching our newsroom, the Smith's Ferry came down from to Anegada with approximately 50 persons this morning but about double that amount were heading to Anegada this afternoon.
"We have it worked out," Hon Fahie commented to JTV News, adding that there was an option A and an option B.
He expressed gratitude to Smith's Ferry, who he said had been "more than accomodating and helpful to get it worked out."
All is well that ends well, as a ferry with a large capacity was sought and around 4:45pm the large number of persons comfortably set off for the outer island of Anegada.
15 Responses to “Premier Fahie intervenes to resolve Anegada ferry conundrum”
2. Why didn't Smith's Ferry just negotiate with another ferry company?
3. Why don't local ferries institute a booking system for local travel to Anegada? It would assist with gauging movements. I'm sure this isn't the first time and won't be the last
4. Why is this news?
None a them. And that’s what they want to call corruption. Politicians who are reachable and capable of active leadership.
The Premier come for the photo op cause they know that meeting was gonna make them look bad. Its the Ras who set up the meeting too.