Bangladesh remains on top in shipbreaking
In the first three quarters of this year, 582 ships were scrapped worldwide, of which 197 (about 34%) were in Bangladesh
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Bangladesh remains on top in shipbreaking | Hellenic Shipping News Worldwide
As in the first two quarters of this year (January-March and April-June), Bangladesh continued to be the top shipbreaking country in the third quarter (July-September). In the third quarter of this year, 120 ships were scrapped worldwide, of which 41 ships (34%) were dismantled in Bangladesh, according to the latest report from NGO Shipbreaking Platform, ...
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“The hull of the ship is crystal clear, and the rusted walls suggest that it did not have oil for a couple of years,” commented Balochistan government official Mohammad Khan, as he on...
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When big ships go out of service, they're got to a graveyard in India - but work there has ground to a halt as oxygen is diverted to fight COVID
When big ships go out of service, they're got to a graveyard in India - but work there has ground to a halt as oxygen is diverted to fight COVID INSIDER 4 hrs ago cteh@businessinsider.com (Cheryl Teh) © AP Photo The Exxon Valdez is one of thousands of ships dismantled at the Alang ship-breaking yard in western Indian state of Gujarat, India. AP Photo Gujarat, India, is home to one of the largest ship-breaking yards in the world. Workers there deconstruct and strip decommissioned ships using oxygen-fueled torches and turn them into scrap metal. But oxygen is being diverted...
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When big ships go out of service, they're sent to a ship graveyard in India. But work there has ground to a halt as a COVID surge grips the country.
When big ships go out of service, they're got to a graveyard in India - but work there has ground to a halt as oxygen is diverted to fight COVID INSIDER 4 hrs ago cteh@businessinsider.com (Cheryl Teh) © AP Photo The Exxon Valdez is one of thousands of ships dismantled at the Alang ship-breaking yard in western Indian state of Gujarat, India. AP Photo Gujarat, India, is home to one of the largest ship-breaking yards in the world. Workers there deconstruct and strip decommissioned ships using oxygen-fueled torches and turn them into scrap metal. But oxygen is being diverted...
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