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Home›Dredging›‘Kolkata port’s (India) interests will be protected in dredging issue’
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August 20, 2009 · about 17 years ago

‘Kolkata port’s (India) interests will be protected in dredging issue’

The withdrawal of Dredge XVII would sound the death knell for Haldia as the depth of the river has dropped to 4.3 metres at Auckland and four metres at Jellingham… More: The Hindu Business

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The withdrawal of Dredge XVII would sound the death knell for Haldia as the depth of the river has dropped to 4.3 metres at Auckland and four metres at Jellingham…

More: The Hindu Business

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