Scores of displaced and disgruntled passengers assembled outside the Scarborough Port this afternoon, after they were informed that the T&T Spirit sailings will be delayed. Scores of passengers lined up at the Scarborough Port for the 1:30 sailing of the T&T Spirit this afternoon only to be informed that their sailing would be delayed by two hours.
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