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Home›Dredging›Funding Secured for Zamboanga Dredging
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September 18, 2014 · about 12 years ago

Funding Secured for Zamboanga Dredging

The Philippine Ports Authority (PPA) has allocated approx. $2.2 million to undertake dredging project at the newly-expanded portion of the Port of Zamboanga wharf. With the depth of only 2.4 meters, the newly-expanded area of the wharf is not able to accommodate large vessels. Because of this, PPA h

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The Philippine Ports Authority (PPA) has allocated approx. $2.2 million to undertake dredging project at the newly-expanded portion of the Port of Zamboanga wharf.

With the depth of only 2.4 meters, the newly-expanded area of the wharf is not able to accommodate large vessels. Because of this, PPA has decided to dredge the place to a depth of 11 meters.

According to the Port Manager, Eng’r. Liberto Dela Rosa, “ the dredging project would cover an area of more than 170 meters wide. ”

This dredging project, with the duration of 225 days, is expected to begin by December this year.

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