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December 30, 2009 · about 16 years ago

Dredging at flood-hit Cumbria port begins

Marine engineers have begun a £1m clean-up operation at a flood-hit port in Cumbria blocked by thousands of tonnes of debris. Tonnes of rocks, trees and silt were flushed into the Port of Workington in the devastating floods last month.

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Marine engineers have begun a £1m clean-up operation at a flood-hit port in Cumbria blocked by thousands of tonnes of debris. Tonnes of rocks, trees and silt were flushed into the Port of Workington in the devastating floods last month.

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