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Construction of Sri Lanka Port City to Begin This Year
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Construction of Sri Lanka Port City to Begin This Year

The construction work of Sri Lanka’s proposed port city will begin later this year. The government news agency confirmed that the proposed Port City Development Project at a cost of US$ 15 billion will be implemented on schedule with construction work to commence during the latter part of 2012. “Whi

about 14 years ago
Vietnam: Illegal Dredging Causes Major Problems
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Vietnam: Illegal Dredging Causes Major Problems

A Viet Nam News Agency reporter said about 50 floating dredges were hunting for the precious mineral on three rivers running through Binh Gia, Huu Lung and Loc Binh. „Local leaders were determined to put an end to this practice,“ said Nguyen Huu Chien, a representative of the provincial people’s com

about 14 years ago
Philippines: Chico River Dredging Plan Moves Ahead
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Philippines: Chico River Dredging Plan Moves Ahead

The city government has earmarked a P13.5-million fund to start the dredging of the silted Chico River within this year, after the dredging task force comes out with the guidelines, according to the Philippine Information Agency. Mayor Ferdinand B. Tubban said that the city government has already or

about 14 years ago
India: DCI on Verge of Crisis
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India: DCI on Verge of Crisis

Many dredgers belonging to the Dredging Corporation of India (DCI) are non-operational, reports thehindubusinessline.com. The DCI is also unable to recover payments from clients such as Sethusamudram Corporation Ltd, Kolkata Port and others. The recognised union made the allegation in a petition sub

about 14 years ago
UK: River Avon Restoration Plan Unveiled
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UK: River Avon Restoration Plan Unveiled

Over £230,000 has been awarded to the Wessex Chalk Streams Project to undertake restoration work along the River Avon. The funding will allow the Wessex Chalk Streams Project (WCSP) to work with local angling clubs and landowners to develop and deliver river restoration projects along the River Avon

about 14 years ago
UK: Dredger Arrives at Arbroath Harbor
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UK: Dredger Arrives at Arbroath Harbor

Due to the high levels of silt in the Arbroath harbor, the all-weather lifeboat has been unable to launch. According to thecourier.co.uk, the Angus Council was unable to find a replacement for a dredging contract that ended in December 2010 and since then an accumulation of muck has blocked the RNLI

about 14 years ago
UAE: ADPC Holds Information Meeting with Marfa Port Shareholders
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UAE: ADPC Holds Information Meeting with Marfa Port Shareholders

ADPC has held an information-sharing meeting with shareholders in Marfa, as it prepares to develop the first phase of the port. In a special meeting held at Marfa Hotel, ADPC’s Vice President of Project Development, Waleed Al Tamimi discussed the plans with important stakeholders, notably local comm

about 14 years ago
Hall Contracting Helps Devastated Fiji
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Hall Contracting Helps Devastated Fiji

Following the record-breaking floods that devastated Fiji in March, Sunshine Coast-based dredging and civil engineering company Hall Contracting has joined local Nadi businesses to assist the community, providing $FJD 15,000 (just over $AUD 8,000) that will be used to bring children back to school.

about 14 years ago
Director: Lake Providence Port Currently Can’t Load Barges (USA)
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Director: Lake Providence Port Currently Can’t Load Barges (USA)

The Lake Providence Port is high and dry after the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers abandoned efforts Friday to dredge its access channel, according to thenewsstar.com. Port Director Wyly Gilfoil sent an e-mail to state lawmakers Friday informing them the port currently can’t load barges because of low

about 14 years ago
Australia: Anketell Point Port Gets EPA Approval
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Australia: Anketell Point Port Gets EPA Approval

The new Anketell Point multi-user port facility near Karratha has been recommended for approval by the EPA. According to smh.com.au, the API Management project has been designed to process 45 million tonnes of iron ore a year from API’s West Pilbara Iron Ore Project. EPA Chairman Paul Vogel said com

about 14 years ago
Nigeria: Authorities Seek New Funding Options for Waterways Cleanup
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Nigeria: Authorities Seek New Funding Options for Waterways Cleanup

The portworld.com reports that the Nigerian Maritime Authorities are looking at ways to fund cleaning up Nigerian waterways. A new tax has been flagged up by Ziakede Patrick Akpobolokemi, director-general of the Nigeria Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA). Funds collected from the tax

about 14 years ago
Army Corps Continues Activities at Rehoboth Beach (USA)
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Army Corps Continues Activities at Rehoboth Beach (USA)

The United States Army Corps of Engineers has continued to make regular appearances along the Rehoboth Beach shore, according to delmarvanow.com. The Corps will remain in Rehoboth until mid-September to ensure that the outfall pipes for the renourishment project remain unclogged. “We’re making sure

about 14 years ago
Singapore: Pasir Panjang Dredging Project Kicks Off
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Singapore: Pasir Panjang Dredging Project Kicks Off

Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) has informed the shipping, harbour craft and pleasure craft communities in Singapore’s waters that the dredging work off Pasir Panjang Ferry Terminal begins. Dredging works will be carried out by the dredgers “ Ebisu”, “Musashi” and “Hitachi”. The dredg

about 14 years ago
GPS Wants to Intervene in Federal Lawsuit (USA)
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GPS Wants to Intervene in Federal Lawsuit (USA)

According to savannahnow.com, the Georgia Ports Authority plans to intervene in a federal lawsuit challenging the $650 million deepening of the Savannah River shipping channel saying its contractual and economic interests are at risk. The Authority wants the river shipping channel deepened to handle

about 14 years ago
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