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Fuel Supply Maldives (FSM) increased fuel pumping capacity at its Kooddoo Island stations fivefold by replacing 30 litres-per-minute pumps with 160 litres-per-minute pumps, cutting refuelling time for the largest fishing boats to about 15 minutes. FSM said the current administration has also decided to develop fuel storage in Kooddoo and improve service quality.
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30 litres-per-minuteold pump rate replacedMaldives RepublicFSM have scrapped the use of 30 litres-per-minute pumps in favour of 160 litres-per-minute pumps at the Kooddoo fuel stations.
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160 litres-per-minutenew pump rateMaldives RepublicFSM have scrapped the use of 30 litres-per-minute pumps in favour of 160 litres-per-minute pumps at the Kooddoo fuel stations.
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approximately 15 minutestime for the largest fishing boats to refuelMaldives Republicthe change will allow even the largest fishing boats to refuel in approximately 15 minutes.
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350 metric tonnes of fish in 24 hoursMIFCO cold storage freezing capacity at KooddooMaldives Republicwith the capacity to freeze 350 metric tonnes of fish in 24 hours
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Fuel Supply Maldives increased fuel pumping capacity at its Kooddoo Island stations by five times, replacing 30 litres-per-minute pumps with 160 litres-per-minute pumps.Kooddoo Island, Gaafu Alifu (GA) AtollMaldives RepublicFSM have scrapped the use of 30 litres-per-minute pumps in favour of 160 litres-per-minute pumps at the Kooddoo fuel stations.
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