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October 6, 2009 · about 17 years ago

First vessel call at Ngqura

Ngqura Container Terminal in the Eastern Cape has received its first commercial vessel call. The MSC Catania – measuring 300 metres with a draught of 13 metres – docked at the new South African port, en route from Durban on Sunday. The vessel call was used as a test run for dock workers to hone [&he

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Ngqura Container Terminal in the Eastern Cape has received its first commercial vessel call. The MSC Catania – measuring 300 metres with a draught of 13 metres – docked at the new South African port, en route from Durban on Sunday. The vessel call was used as a test run for dock workers to hone their skills in the first commercial container offloading at the port.

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