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In the UK, every Thursday at 8pm there is applause, nationwide, for the country’s NHS and other key workers – last night the port of Tilbury did it in style.
Not only did they rearrange 137 containers to read “? NHS”, but there was a noisy, and moving, sounding of all the ships’ horns.
The box moves took nearly a day in 400 moves, but the message now greets all lorries entering the terminal.
“We wanted to recognise the important role that the NHS ...
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