Universal charger for all possible mobile gadgets in The Baltics.
E-mail this article
Print this article
Comment this articleTallink ferry forced to cut off voyage
TALLINN - The Tallink Superstar ferry was forced to return to Tallinn's port shortly before noon on Jan 28, just 30 minutes into the journey.
"Passengers will be taken on board of M/S Star and receive a free meal. Also the 14.30 departure of Superstar from Helsinki has been cancelled. Passengers will be taken on board of Star that will depart at 17.30," Tallink's head of communication Luulea Lääne told ERR.
Delicious
Digg
Reddit
Ask
Facebook
MrWong
Netvouz
SUBSCRIBERS AREA
SUBSCRIPTION
The Baltic Times is a cost-effective way of staying in touch with the latest Baltic news and views, enabling you full access from anywhere with an Internet connection.
MORE NEWSTALLINN - Non-profit organisation Estonian Internet Community (EIC) recently opene...
RIGA - The leading coalition party, Unity, has begun a media campaign to get peopl...
VILNIUS - NATO has extended the alliance's patrol of Baltic airspace until 201...
RIGA – Latvian Economy Minister Daniels Pavluts, in wake of the negative ...
VILNIUS - Lithuania, in unbundling the monopolies in the gas market, will let i...
RIGA – On Feb. 7, Valdis Dombrovskis’ (pictured) Cabinet of Ministe...
CLASSIFIEDS