Maintenance dredging at Paradip Port resumes

September 4, 2008

News – September 4, 2008

Exim News Service reports that maintenance dredging at Paradip Port in India has resumed after several days following the breakdown of a dredger deployed by Dredging Corporation of India (DCI).

DCI has reportedly deployed another dredger, Aquarius, to undertake the remainder of the capital dredging in the port.

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