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ships carrying fuel
Alexandria - Arab Today
Alexandria Port received Sunday three ships carrying fuel.
The ships include one coming from Tunisia carrying 32,000 tons of gasoline, one coming from Greece loaded with 30,000 tons of gasoline and another coming from Russia carrying 33,000 tons of gasoline.
The ships were unloaded easily, Chairman of Alexandria Port Authority Reda el Ghandour said.
Source: MENA
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