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| Vietnam: Dong Nai Province opens its first port |
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| Sunday, 07 February 2010 23:41 |
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Dong Nai Province, Vietnam: Bein Hoa City has inaugurated the new Long Binh Tan Container Port. The US$4 million port is the province’s first container port and boasts a 5,000-tonne wharf, two fixed container cranes with handling capacity of 40 tonnes, and a three-hectare container yard.Additionally, the Dong Nai Port Joint-Stock Company which operates the port, plans to build more cranes to raise the port’s loading capacity to 250,000 containers per year. There are further plans to expand the container yard to ten hectares. The company aims to handle three million tonnes of goods this year, up 700,000 tonnes from 2009. |
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