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Cargo ships can now leave cranes behind, bring more cargo to Guyana

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Last Updated on Friday, 14 February 2025, 22:46 by Writer Cargo ships docking at the now connected John Fernandes Ltd-Muneshwers Limited berths would be able to bring and depart with more cargo because they would no longer have to come with cranes, a senior official of their subsidiary Cranes Guyana Inc. said Friday. Director, Philip ...

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Cargo ships can now leave cranes behind, bring more cargo to Guyana

Last Updated on Friday, 14 February 2025, 22:46 by Writer Cargo ships docking at the now connected John Fernandes Ltd-Muneshwers Limited berths would be able to bring and depart with more cargo because they would no longer have to come with cranes, a senior official of their subsidiary Cranes Guyana Inc. said Friday. Director, Philip ...

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