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COMMENT: EU shipbreaking legislation set to trigger flagging out and little else
Impending European Union shipbreaking legislation has probably, to be fair, triggered investments in a few Indian subcontinent yards. A handful of facilities in Alang, India, have cemented work spaces and even provided workers with boots and gloves, we hear. They have however not gone as far as g...
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Maritime Watch
Edited by Justin Stares
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