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Green Marine

about 19 years ago

Wind stops work at container port

A container port, which was closed during the night because of high winds, is still experiencing “intermittent” breaks in operations. Quayside loading and unloading cranes at the Port of Felixstowe in Suffolk are unable to work in strong winds.

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A container port, which was closed during the night because of high winds, is still experiencing “intermittent” breaks in operations. Quayside loading and unloading cranes at the Port of Felixstowe in Suffolk are unable to work in strong winds.

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