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Home›Dredging›Singapore: Construction of Jetties at Banyan Basin Begins
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July 14, 2011 · about 15 years ago

Singapore: Construction of Jetties at Banyan Basin Begins

Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore informs the shipping, harbour craft and pleasure craft communities in Singapore’s waters that construction of jetties at Banyan Basin commences. Construction works will be carried out within the working area by crane barges held by 4-point anchor moorings. Th

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Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore informs the shipping, harbour craft and pleasure craft communities in Singapore’s waters that construction of jetties at Banyan Basin commences.

Construction works will be carried out within the working area by crane barges held by 4-point anchor moorings. There will be a circular safety working zone of 100-metre radius centred at the barges.

Each anchor will be marked with a yellow buoy exhibiting a flashing yellow light. A safety boat will be deployed to warn other craft of the project work area.

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Source: MPA, July 14, 2011

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