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Closure of the Demerara Harbour Bridge

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February 25, 2023
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Demerara Harbour Bridge, commissioned on July 2, 1978

Demerara Harbour Bridge, commissioned on July 2, 1978

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The management of the Demerara Harbour Bridge (DHB) has released an updated public advisory regarding closure of the structure.

The advisory states:-

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Members of the public are hereby given notice of the closure of the Demerara Harbour Bridge for a 24-hour period to facilitate EMERGENCY REPAIR WORKS to Span 8.

This closure will take place from Sunday, February 26th 2023, 3 a.m to Monday, February 27th 2023, 3 am.

These works have become critical after the Panama-registered oil tanker, MV Tradewind Passion crashed into the bridge in October last year, and rendered it inoperable for several days.

Citizens are assured that this inconvenience is absolutely necessary at this time to ensure the structural integrity of the bridge, for the safety of everyone crossing.

Meanwhile, the Maritime Administration Department (MARAD) informs the public that as a result of the closure of DHB, the Demerara Water Taxis (speedboat) Service will remain operational for the full period of bridge closure to facilitate the transport of commuters.

MARAD reminds commuters that the fare for the Vreed-en-Hoop / Stabroek service remains at $100.

 

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