Operational challenges have caused delays in the construction of Roll-On Roll-Off (RoRo) ferries at the Loutolim shipyard in Goa. The RoRo ferry project, which aims to enhance connectivity and ease transportation in the region, has hit a roadblock due to various issues faced by the shipyard. The delays have been attributed to technical problems, lack of skilled manpower, and logistical constraints. The project, which was initially expected to be completed within a specific timeframe, is now facing uncertainties regarding its completion date. The RoRo ferries are intended to provide a more efficient mode of transportation for both passengers and vehicles, particularly in areas where traditional ferry services are not feasible. The delays in the project have raised concerns among stakeholders and the public, who were eagerly awaiting the implementation of the RoRo ferry services. Efforts are being made to address the operational challenges and expedite the construction process to ensure the timely completion of the project. Once operational, the RoRo ferries are expected to significantly improve connectivity and facilitate smoother transportation in the region. Stay updated on the latest developments regarding the RoRo ferry project at the Loutolim shipyard for more information on its progress and eventual launch.