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$74 million in Supplementary Funds approved for Port Project - Vimarsana News

$74 million in Supplementary Funds approved for Port Project

Supplementary Estimates were passed in Parliament on Thursday, November 23 for $74 million to go towards the Port Modernization Project in Kingstown.

Life threatening surf and rip currents expected from early Monday - Vimarsana News

Life threatening surf and rip currents expected from early Monday

The National Emergency Management Organisation (NEMO) wishes to advise all coastal residents, sea  bathers and fisher folks to avoid using the sea over the next three days as long period waves could produce  life-threatening surf and rip currents that can impact the shores of St. Vincent and the Grenadines from  early Monday morning, October 9, 2023  into Wednesday. All fisher folks are asked to secure vessels, engines and  equipment. All …

Fisherman charged with manslaughter - Vimarsana News

Fisherman charged with manslaughter

Joel Ashton, a 53-year-old fisherman of Calliaqua has been charged with manslaughter. Ashton is accused of causing the death of Cameron Alexander by striking him in his head with a Sunset Rum bottle during an altercation. The deceased was a 42-year-old Security Guard of Campden Park. The incident occurred at Lowmans Bay at about 5:15 p.m. on August 26, 2023. Cameron died at the Milton Cato Memorial Hospital on August …

Dredging issue resolved - Vimarsana News

Dredging issue resolved

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Negotiation on dredging between government and AECON nearing an end – Dr Gonsalves - Vimarsana News

Negotiation on dredging between government and AECON nearing an end – Dr Gonsalves

The way is being paved for dredging to begin as the Port Modernization Project enters another phase and negotiations between government and Canadian contractors AECON draw nearer to an end.