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14,000 tons of goods handled at Red Sea ports

by Tamer Mohamed
November 4, 2022
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HURGHADA, Egypt – Twelve ships anchored at the different Red Sea harbors as 14,000 tons of goods were being handled, the Red Sea Ports Authority (RSPA) said in a statement on Friday.

Imports included 5,000 tons of goods, 397 trucks and 19 cars, while exports included 9,000 tons of goods, 421 trucks and 28 cars, the statement said.

Two ships arrived at Safaga Port, while one vessel left the harbor, it added.

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