Local NewsPublic Notice Port probing, assessing damage to bulk handling facility by Barbados Today 14/01/2025 written by Barbados Today 14/01/2025 1 min read A+A- Reset Share FacebookTwitterLinkedinWhatsappEmail 1.4K Barbados Port Inc., (BPI) is investigating the circumstances surrounding events which resulted in damage to its Bulk Handling Facility at the Port of Bridgetown. ย Chief Executive Officer David Jean-Marie said the events coincided with severe swell activity which occurred last Saturday night. ย He added, โOngoing swells today have impacted cargo operations at the Port. One vessel which had initiated discharge of cargo had to vacate its assigned berth, while the berthing of three others has been delayed.โ ย You Might Be Interested In Public Notice: Road along My Lordโs Hill between Welches Triangle to Howellโs Cross Road closed for night work BWA pumping station back online Online classes for Blackman & Gollop Primary and Thelma Berry Nursery Schools The BPI said its marine and operations teams are actively communicating with vessels scheduled to call at Bridgetown to advise on delays due to extreme swell conditions. ย Access to the Bulk Handling Facility is currently restricted while marine technical experts conduct above-sea level and under-sea assessments at the Facility. ย Jean-Marie indicated that an interim operational plan is being formulated which will allow for the discharge of grain, stones, sand and aggregates, as well as other bulk cargo at Bridgetown. (BPI) ย Barbados Today Stay informed and engaged with our digital news platform. The leading online multimedia news resource in Barbados for news you can trust. You may also like CTUSAB urges respect for labour as key governance partner 11/02/2026 Decision 2026: St Philip constituencies hit by missing voter namesย ย 11/02/2026 Steady morning turnout, smooth process mark early voting in St Michael North... 11/02/2026