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“The U.S.Army Corps of Engineers awarded $4.6 million to Dredge Toledo Harbor & Maumee...

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Harbour quay and channel deepening in Tuticorin begins:

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Massive $1.1 bn DP World’s port project in Senegal kicks off:

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Wareham River dredging dates back to the late 19th century:

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Greek’s port of Thessaloniki to host 24,000 TEU box ships post expansion:

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Ever Forward is finally freed, floating:

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January 3, 2022

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Atrai River dredging in Bangladesh faces opposition from Farmers:

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Rs 2 billion (24.7 Million USD) contract awarded to boost the...

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Calabar Port dredging to resume after 16 years:

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