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Government-owned and operated ferries, including the MV Barima, do not require certificates of seaworthiness to operate, according to counsels for the Presidential Commission of Inquiry into the vessel’s sinking. When asked to elaborate, Attorneys Arundrinod Gosai and Tenny Husti told the Department of Public Information (DPI) that this legal position arises under the Transport and […]
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