‘Totally false’, so that the company owns the bellhop Funchal reacts to the news that account for serious technical problems on the ship.
company Portuscale Cruises says it is totally false that the packet has Funchal life-saving devices that are not approved and is also totally false that his crew has inadequate knowledge about the safety measures.
In a statement sent to TSF, the Portuscale Cruises ensures that all crews are certified by the authorities and that all life-saving equipment is properly certified and accredited.
then goes on to explain the incident, admitting that there were two faults that were reported to the Swedish authorities at the time of inspection in Gothenburg.
The company that owns the bellhop Funchal speaks of problems with electrical communication with two of the 15 watertight doors, detected before arrival at the Swedish port, and assures that were immediately taken to solve them.
the next two to three days the situation must be resolved, says Portuscale Cruises, which emphasizes that the inspections are normal and that after re-inspection is sure that the ship will move on.
Rita Costa
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