Farley apologises to Tobagonians over ferry crisis; weighs compensation to business owners

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February 23, 2026

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Farley apologises to Tobagonians over ferry crisis; weighs compensation to business owners

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STEPHON NICHOLAS

Tobago Correspondent

Chief Secretary Farley Augustine says Tobagonians’ patience is “rightfully running out” as the crisis on the ferry service deepens and is now a matter of serious concern.

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