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July 23, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Xingang Port in Dalian reopens following last week’s oil spill

An oil tanker docked at the Xingang Port in Dalian Thursday morning, the first tanker to enter Xingang following a pipeline explosion there one week ago. The tanker is scheduled to pick up 35,000 tons of oil from Xingang at Xingang Port. The ship arrived two days after authorities lifted a partial b

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An oil tanker docked at the Xingang Port in Dalian Thursday morning, the first tanker to enter Xingang following a pipeline explosion there one week ago. The tanker is scheduled to pick up 35,000 tons of oil from Xingang at Xingang Port. The ship arrived two days after authorities lifted a partial ban Tuesday on maritime traffic.

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