Container transportation law in the offing
The draft will help to meet all criteria
of transportation of containers at the port. Today, we are discussing
how to improve the draft that is expected effective July next year as
directed by International Maritime Organization (IMO).
He said that the meeting will get
feedback and suggestions from various stakeholders including
transportation agents, port agents, measurement agents and customs
agents among others.
He asked transporters to comply with the
new draft that will help to increase income for the nation and at the
same time improving Maritime Transportation security. He said that the
draft will help to ensure that all containers carrying cargo has the
required weight that will also help other nations to increase freight
through our ports and the law will increase efficiency.
In other development, the ‘Daily News’
yesterday conducted a snap survey at Ubungo Bus Terminal and realized
that operators have hiked fares especially for buses destined for lake
regions such as Mwanza and Kagera.
For buses going to Arusha and Moshi the
fare is still the same as they start from 22,000/- to 28,000/- per trip.
Contacted for comment, the Manager of Ubungo Bus Terminal was not ready
to discuss this issue.
However, the SUMATRA General Director
has urged all travellers not to pay hiked fares but insist on paying
those approved by SUMATRA. He said that SUMATRA has also increased over
30 buses operating Moshi and Arusha routes to improve transportation
during the holiday
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