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October 22, 2006 · about 20 years ago

Gujarat firm bags Princess tender

The Goa government has awarded the work of removal of the River Princess vessel, grounded off Candolim since June 2000, to a company whose operations are based in Gujarat. The beleaguered ship is to be removed within six months from now. The agreement with M/s Jaisu Shipping was signed on behalf of

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The Goa government has awarded the work of removal of the River Princess vessel, grounded off Candolim since June 2000, to a company whose operations are based in Gujarat. The beleaguered ship is to be removed within six months from now. The agreement with M/s Jaisu Shipping was signed on behalf of Goa government by Chief Secretary J P Singh. As per the agreement, the vessel is to be removed by refloating and towing away and specifically not by breaking it on site.

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