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| The weather in the past months in Nghi Thiet sea area, Nghi Loc district (Nghe An) has been rainy and foggy, but construction units still stick to their positions, maintaining shifts and crews to speed up construction of ports 4, 5, 6 and 7. In the photo, construction units are constructing beams to support port number 6. Photo: Nguyen Hao |
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| Along with workers, the contractor has mobilized maximum machinery and equipment for the construction progress of the wharves. In the photo: The contractor is constructing and driving piles for wharf No. 5. Photo: Nguyen Hao |
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| Construction at wharf number 4. Photo: Nguyen Hao |
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| Piling at the foot of wharf No. 4, offshore, where the depth is negative (-) more than 7 meters. Photo: Nguyen Hao |
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| Workers install a wave protection system for the port. Photo: Nguyen Hao |
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| The girder system supporting wharf No. 7 has been basically completed. Photo: Nguyen Hao |
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| Port No. 7 has completed 75% of the work so far. It is expected to be handed over and put into use in February 2022. Photo: Nguyen Hao |
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| Previously, since 2017, 3 specialized wharves of Song Lam Cement Joint Stock Company have been put into use, serving large vessels with a tonnage of up to 70,000 tons to dock to receive cargo. The early completion of the remaining wharves will create a potential international specialized and general port area, when the negative (-) seawater depth in Nghi Thiet (Nghi Loc) is from 7-14 meters. Photo courtesy of Manh Hung |
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