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Despite Mega Yacht Incident at Simpson Bay Bridge, Operations Continue.

January 8, 2023

Despite Mega Yacht Incident at Simpson Bay Bridge, Operations Continue.
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POINTE BLANCHE:--- The Simpson Bay Lagoon Authority (SLAC) would like to inform maritime traffic and stakeholders that the Simpson Bay Bridge remains operational despite an incident with a Mega Yacht on Sunday, January 8 during the opening at 5:00 pm for inbound maritime traffic.
Inbound and outbound scheduled bridge openings for maritime traffic will continue as normal as of 8:30 AM on Monday, January 9, however, there will be additional manpower during bridge openings to facilitate the movement of road traffic over the bridge.
Motorists are urged to pay attention to the bridge closure booms and adhere to the red ...


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