Sierra Leone Ports and Harbours Authority Denies Strike Rumors, Confirms Smooth Port Operations
Fatmata Grace Bangura The Sierra Leone Ports and Harbours Authority (SLPHA) has officially confirmed that there will be no strike action at the Queen Elizabeth II Quay.
The statement aims to put an end to the recent rumors circulating on social media and other platforms, reassuring the public that operations at the port remain fully functional.
Despite rumors suggesting a possible strike, SLPHA assures that the port is operating without any disruptions. Both import and export activities are continuing smoothly, with vessels arriving on time and cargo handling processes running as usual. The Authority also confirmed that all routine tasks, including goods discharge and delivery, are going forward without any issues.
SLPHA’s management has assured its commitment to providing efficient port services that meet international standards. The authority urges the public to rely on verified information from official sources, rather than spreading unconfirmed rumors that can cause unnecessary confusion or panic.
SLPHA assures its stakeholders and partners that all operations are continuing as planned, and there is no impact on port services.
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