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Green Marine

April 7, 2005 · about 21 years ago

Measures set to boost maritime safety

High-speed passenger craft will soon need to install an automatic identification system to facilitate better monitoring of speeding, a government official said Wednesday. Secretary for Economic Development & Labor Stephen Ip said collisions have fallen 5.5 percent since 2003 to 205 last year, with s

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High-speed passenger craft will soon need to install an automatic identification system to facilitate better monitoring of speeding, a government official said Wednesday. Secretary for Economic Development & Labor Stephen Ip said collisions have fallen 5.5 percent since 2003 to 205 last year, with seven injuries recorded.

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