Long-term solution needed for Langkawi ferry lane sedimentation, says Loke
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ALOR SETAR, Nov 2 — The issue of sedimentation along the ferry lane in the waters of Kuala Kedah requires a more sustainable, long-term solution to ensure the smooth operation of...
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Transport Minister Anthony Loke Siew Fook said dredging works are carried out periodically every two years to prevent sedimentation from disrupting operations in the area.
However, he noted that a more comprehensive solution must be sought, given that this issue continues to be an operational constraint at the terminal.
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