Question

Port Trust.

Answer 1

A Port Trust is a special local body established by the government for managing and developing ports located on the sea coast. It includes elected members, business representatives, municipal members, and government nominees. The Port Trust handles trade activities, manages berths for ships, and regulates loading, unloading, and ship movements. It also builds and maintains storage facilities, operates pilot boats, and provides civic services like roads, drainage, sewerage, and lighting in the port area.