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August 13, 2010 · about 16 years ago

No fuel shortage as operations resume at port

The country’s busiest harbour, the Mumbai port, resumed operations on Thursday, after being forced to close down for five days because of the oil spill off the city coast. The Indian Navy escorted 19 ships in and out of the channel. Mumbaiites now need not worry about the city running out of fuel, w

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The country’s busiest harbour, the Mumbai port, resumed operations on Thursday, after being forced to close down for five days because of the oil spill off the city coast. The Indian Navy escorted 19 ships in and out of the channel. Mumbaiites now need not worry about the city running out of fuel, which had been a possibility if the ports had not reopened by Sunday.

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