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Grenada Ports Authority assists bus owners and operators

This story was posted 6 years ago
26 March 2020
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The Board of Directors and Management of the Grenada Ports Authority (GPA) are pleased to inform all bus owners and operators, that the daily fees for entry into the St George’s Bus Terminus will be waived (not collected) from 1 April 2020 to 30 June 2020, a period of 3 months in the first instance.

This goodwill gesture by the authority is to help bus owners and operators cushion the hardship they are now facing due to the decline in passenger travel caused by the coronavirus Covid-19, and in keeping with government’s policy to provide economic support to businesses.

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Comments 10

  1. Rusty says:
    6 years ago

    Rusty,
    The Authority to put in place the wearing of masks in entering all public places including the buses and the groceries. This will help quite a lot. The Covid-19 Viruses reaches a person mostly by droplets.
    God Bless our Prime Minister and Sweet Grenada and it’s people.

  2. Rusty says:
    6 years ago

    My Dear Honourable Prime Minister – Dr. Honourable Keith Mitchell, thanks for taking speedy action to save my Sweet Grenada and it’s people. Thanks to Minister of Health and supportive groups
    What I will like to see as a protective measures is the wearing of masks entering all public places with including the buses and groceries.
    This will help quit well because the Covid-19 Viruses is by droplets. Let us maskup.

  3. Sheila Charles says:
    6 years ago

    Grenada is an unspoilt Caribbean Island. The virus must be emerging from the rich Tourist’s parking up their yatchs. Probably not inoculated. All my family were vaccinated when my father, Mr. Fab Egbert Charles and mother, Rita Sylvia Charles emigrated to UK in 1958/59. Gestures like this from Leaders of the world can make a good difference. Might even run disperse the virus when it sees people living good together. Not hatred like in today’s world causing this epidemic.

    • Cheryl Stewart says:
      6 years ago

      There is no vaccine for this virus my dear. Why do you think it’s running so rampant

      It’s good that the park closures are taking place. But more is likely to be needed. You need to socially distance, and maintain stringent hygiene. Covid19 survives on metals and plastics for days. Even paper. It will spread on your banknotes and coins. Read the FACTS

      Living good together? This virus couldn’t care less about how nicely you live together

      • Shawn says:
        6 years ago

        What he was trying to say if you could even read is that back then it didnt have people trying to fight down one another as much as today. This epidemic is brought about not naturally, a virus like this dont just suffice all of a sudden… So what cauded it… That is the main question everyone asking even the scientist and I’m pretty sure common sense will make you figure out what cause such an abnormal virus… So its not that your point don’t matter and believe your point makes sense but such things wouldn’t be happening if people wasnt so……

  4. Sarah HARFORD says:
    6 years ago

    Hope this good gesture will also extend to other self employed and small businesses.

  5. Desmond says:
    6 years ago

    that’s a very good gesture.

  6. Dorrette says:
    6 years ago

    Bless God. That’s a blessing, bless God.

  7. Michael campbell says:
    6 years ago

    Prime minister Dr Keith Mitchell is doing a good job
    Support your government.

    • IfOnly says:
      6 years ago

      @Michael Campbell. Please do not make this political. The Board of Directors and Management of the Grenada Ports Authority is not Dr. Keith Mitchell but if you spell you last name without the proper punctuation, I do understand your view.

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