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MEPA investigating MV BBC Naples which was carrying Uranium MEPA investigating MV BBC Naples which was carrying Uranium Written by Share: Colombo (News 1st); Sri Lanka’s Marine Environment Protection Authority has decided to deploy its own team to investigate MV BBC Naples which was carrying Uranium Hexafluoride and docked at the Hambantota Harbour. MEPA Director-General Dr. Terney Pradeep Kumara speaking to News 1st said the MV BBC Naples has currently anchored 06 nautical miles away from the Hambantota International Port, where engineers are attending to a technical issue aboard the v...

Share: Colombo (News 1st); Sri Lanka is to take legal action against the local agent of M.V. BBC Naples which was carrying Uranium Hexafluoride and docked at the Hambantota Harbour. “Legal action will be taken against Wilhelmsen Meridian Navigation Ltd, the local agent for M.V. BBC Naples for violating the Sri Lanka Atomic Energy Act, No. 40 OF 2014,” said the State Ministry of Solar Power, Wind & Hydro Power Generation Projects Development. The statement added that following an inspection by the Harbour Master 05 containers with radioactive material were discovered aboard the M.V. BBC ...

Poland’s Port of Gdansk has announced that key stages of a EUR1.3bn ($1.6bn) infrastructure improvement investment will be completed within this year.

Port of Gdansk reports key stages of €1.3 billion infrastructure improvement plan will complete in 2021 The Port of Gdansk is announcing today that key projects within the largest investment programme in its history, covering €1.3 billion of infrastructure investments, will be completed in 2021. Port of Gdansk President Łukasz Greinke said the improvements, which number almost 40 projects, are a giant leap forward as it seeks to establish its position as the pre-eminent Baltic port with access to a hinterland and foreland of 120 million people reaching across Poland, the Czech Republic, ...

The Port of Gdansk expects its €1.3 billion infrastructure investments program to be completed in 2021.  The investments focus on the ‘Inner Port’ and ‘Outer Port’ areas and are crucial to the port’s ambition to compete with the deep seaports of Western Europe and grow cargo handling capacity to more than 60 million tonnes within five years. Port of Gdansk President Łukasz Greinke said the improvements, which cover almost 40 projects, are a giant leap forward as it seeks to establish its position as the pre-eminent Baltic port. Greinke said this target remains on course afte...