Box volumes are back at Beirut Port – but so is corruption and instability
Three years after the port explosion in Beirut, container shipping has returned to normal – but ...
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The New York Times has done a short piece on the discovery of the Rhosus, the ship which famously carried cargo of ammonium nitrate into Beirut in 2013. Its journey before – and since – has now been revealed.
And the port has announced partial reopening, with 12 out of 16 cranes now operating.
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