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HHIT welcomes first commercial ship

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Hateco Hai Phong International Container Port (HHIT) has welcomed its first commercial ship, the 216-metre ESL Dubai. The port officially came into operation in February 2025. With a total area of 73 hectares, HHIT port includes two main wharves with a total length of 900 metres, and can simultaneously receive two containerships with a tonnage […] The post HHIT welcomes first commercial ship appeared first on Port Technology International.

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HHIT welcomes first commercial ship

Hateco Hai Phong International Container Port (HHIT) has welcomed its first commercial ship, the 216-metre ESL Dubai. The port officially came into operation in February 2025. With a total area of 73 hectares, HHIT port includes two main wharves with a total length of 900 metres, and can simultaneously receive two containerships with a tonnage […] The post HHIT welcomes first commercial ship appeared first on Port Technology International.

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