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MTCC Leadership Reviews Progress of Northside Boduthakurufaanu Road Works
MTCC reported steady progress on Segment 2 of the Northside Boduthakurufaanu Road Development Project in Malé following a site inspection by Managing Director Ahmed Saudee. MTCC also announced new North Harbour operating arrangements and said harbour capacity is expected to reach 74 vessels once expansion works are completed.
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74 vesselsNorth Harbour total vessel capacity after expansionThe StandardOnce expansion works are completed, North Harbour's total capacity is expected to increase to 74 vessels, including 54 berths for cargo and passenger vessels, 20 berths for fishing vessels, and a designated waiting area capable of accommodating up to 25 vessels.
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54 berthsBerths for cargo and passenger vesselsThe StandardOnce expansion works are completed, North Harbour's total capacity is expected to increase to 74 vessels, including 54 berths for cargo and passenger vessels, 20 berths for fishing vessels, and a designated waiting area capable of accommodating up to 25 vessels.
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20 berthsBerths for fishing vesselsThe StandardOnce expansion works are completed, North Harbour's total capacity is expected to increase to 74 vessels, including 54 berths for cargo and passenger vessels, 20 berths for fishing vessels, and a designated waiting area capable of accommodating up to 25 vessels.
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up to 25 vesselsVessel capacity of designated waiting areaThe StandardOnce expansion works are completed, North Harbour's total capacity is expected to increase to 74 vessels, including 54 berths for cargo and passenger vessels, 20 berths for fishing vessels, and a designated waiting area capable of accommodating up to 25 vessels.
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