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With less than a month to go before the MV Cabo Star is expected to leave Trinidad and Tobago, a former Port executive has warned that if a replacement vessel is not already nearby, it will be impossible for it to be operational by January 12.
Speaking to Guardian Media on condition of anonymity, the former executive said the concern is not the sale or departure of the Cabo Star itself, but the shrinking timeline for a replacement vessel to arrive, be certified, inspected and tested.
“The problem is not the Cabo Star leaving,” he said. “The problem is that there are only about 23 days left, and if a replacement vessel is not already close by, it will not be ready in time.”
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