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Home»Business»Maritime»Vessels With Petroleum Products, Agric Produce Await Anchorage At Delta Ports 
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Vessels With Petroleum Products, Agric Produce Await Anchorage At Delta Ports 

By orientalnewsngMay 30, 2020No Comments1 Min Read
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Yemisi Izuora

Five vessels containing petrol and agricultural produce are currently awaiting anchorage at Delta Ports.

According to the Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA), daily report, Shipping Position, on Friday in Warri, the ships were awaiting anchorage at the Escravos, Koko anchorage and the Bennett Island.

It listed the vessels to include: Remi, MT St Ilhaam, MV Shark Island, Ocean Progress and Matrix Pride. “MT St Ilhaam, MV Shark Island, Ocean Progress laden with PMS, Wheat and Gas oil respectively are to discharge inward.

Matrix Pride conveying AGO is to discharge and Remi vessel is awaiting maintenance,” it stated.

It added that three ships laden with PMS and AGO were waiting at the Fair Bouy to discharge inward.

It also said that 17 vessels laden with bitumen, AGO, Containers, Tiles/Float glass among others were being expected at the Delta ports between May 23 and June 6

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