The provision of dredging and dry dock facilities at any sea port is the responsibility of

The provision of dredging and dry dock facilities at any sea port is the responsibility of the Ports and Harbours Authority. Dredging is the process of removing sediment and other debris from the bottom of a body of water to deepen it and make it safer for boats to navigate. Dry docks are facilities that allow ships to be taken out of the water for repairs and maintenance. Both of these services are essential for keeping a port running smoothly and safely. The Ports and Harbours Authority is the government agency that is responsible for the management and operation of ports and harbours. This includes ensuring that necessary services such as dredging and dry dock facilities are available to ships that use the port. Customs and Excise Authority is responsible for collecting taxes on imports and exports, National Health Authority is responsible for public health, and National Water and Electricity Authority is responsible for managing water and electricity resources, but none of these agencies have the specific mandate to provide dredging and dry dock facilities at sea ports.