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August 28, 2006 · about 20 years ago

Greek Freight Ship Collides into Egyptian Port

Port Saint. A Greek freight ship has collided into a shipyard at Port Saint, northeastern Egypt, near the Suez Canal, online edition of Greek newspaper Naftemporiki reads today. According to the port authorities the collision caused substantial damage to the front part of the ship.

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Port Saint. A Greek freight ship has collided into a shipyard at Port Saint, northeastern Egypt, near the Suez Canal, online edition of Greek newspaper Naftemporiki reads today. According to the port authorities the collision caused substantial damage to the front part of the ship.

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