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First-hand report from the beaches of India’s shipbreaking facilities at Alang on the impact of the pandemic, courtesy of Vice. Operations at Alang came to a sudden halt when the government announced a national lockdown in March. However, India’s cash buyers of scrapped tonnage, such as GMS, have been in demand as a number of shipping sectors – such as car-carrying – sought to reduce capacity. The problem for Alang once the lockdown was lifted was a shortage of workers. ...
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Dr. Amin Hamidani
November 20, 2020 at 3:56 pmCheck out Alang Hospital and Traumacenter on Google!
https://g.page/Alang-Hospital?gm
Carl huxley
November 20, 2020 at 4:11 pmNo health and safety on that beach and cheap labour and i bet the water and beach are polluted ship owners should be ashamed of them selfs not a thought for the people working there or the environment. Greedy money grabbers.