COGNICURRENT

Ferry Piret is currently operating on the Virtsu-Kuivastu line as per schedule, although regular Sunday trips have been canceled due to difficult ice conditions in the harbor area.

Ferries operated by TS Laevad are taking longer routes to maintain the self-formed ice road between the mainland and Hiiumaa Island.

Tallinn Port and its subsidiary TS Laevad have filed a substantial damages claim against former executives and related parties, asserting that these claims are still valid despite a criminal case being dismissed due to statute of limitations.

TS Laevad confirmed that despite severe ice conditions and persistently low water levels, the ferry connection between the mainland and the major islands is maintained.

Tallinna Sadam and TS Laevad have filed civil damage claims totaling over eight million euros against former board members due to expired criminal proceedings.

Tallinna Sadam and its subsidiary TS Laevad are seeking over 8.4 million euros in damages from former board members and various parties in civil proceedings.

Due to low water levels, the ferry Regula's departures between the mainland and Hiiumaa have been canceled until the morning of February 9th, with additional restrictions on heavy vehicles for the ferry Tiiu, which continues to service the route.

The ice and water conditions on the ferry route between Hiiumaa and the mainland are deteriorating daily, prompting TS Laevad to discuss potential crisis responses with local and state representatives.

Alexander Lott argues that a portion of the profits from TS Laevad should be allocated annually to support the construction of public ice roads, advocating for the inclusion of the Väinamere ice roads in the UNESCO World Heritage list to ensure their sustainability.