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May 18, 2009 · about 17 years ago

Delay causes ship food shortage

Delays in unloading cranes from a Chinese ship at a Norfolk port led to food and water supplies on board running low. The Zhen Hua 6 was due to leave Great Yarmouth port 10 days ago, but was delayed because of technical problems. Provisions had been due to be picked up during the ship’s return [&hel

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Delays in unloading cranes from a Chinese ship at a Norfolk port led to food and water supplies on board running low. The Zhen Hua 6 was due to leave Great Yarmouth port 10 days ago, but was delayed because of technical problems. Provisions had been due to be picked up during the ship’s return voyage.

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