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Home›Green Marine›UAE: Musaffah Port Receives Heaviest Load So Far
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June 25, 2012 · about 14 years ago

UAE: Musaffah Port Receives Heaviest Load So Far

The heaviest single piece of machinery handled at Mina Musaffah has been unloaded at the port. The German heavy-lift ship, Lone, delivered two HP Absorbers from Italy weighing 1342 and 1275 metric tonnes, respectively. The cargo will be delivered to Abu Dhabi Gas Development Company (Al Hosn Gas). M

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The heaviest single piece of machinery handled at Mina Musaffah has been unloaded at the port.

The German heavy-lift ship, Lone, delivered two HP Absorbers from Italy weighing 1342 and 1275 metric tonnes, respectively. The cargo will be delivered to Abu Dhabi Gas Development Company (Al Hosn Gas).

Musaffah Port’s Harbour Master, John Clayton , says: “This is a major event for the port and we look forward to welcoming other heavy loads in the near future. We are delighted to have been chosen to receive the cargo. The unloading went without any hitches.”

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Source: ADPC, June 25, 2012

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