Part of this work included the installation of an electronic security and surveillance systems for operational and administrative management of the port. A total of US$530,000 has been invested in licence plate recognition cameras, smoke detectors and alarms.
Other work required the replacement and repair of bollards, comprehensive patching and resurfacing of roads, slope repair and construction of fencing. General adjustments and civil works were also undertaken, along with the construction of two new weighbridges.
Director of Investment Projects of APM, Leonardo Bowen, said that the works were expected to be concluded between August and September on other areas. This includes an electrical substation, replacement of lighting, cleaning and repairing the storm sewer, signage and building the control tower, as well as repairs at the fishing pier.
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