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UPDATED: Port starts crane fixes after reported 100 mph winds, works to keep cargo flowing

Port crews and contractors are working to return three cranes to service after 100 mph winds halted nearly all cargo unloading.

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The Port Authority of Guam started fixes to its gantry cranes Sunday, following a Friday incident that saw its gantry cranes hit with 100 mile-per-hour winds and took all three offline.

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High Winds Cause STS Crane Runaway at Port of Guam

The Port Authority of Guam and its partners are working to recover the use of its STS gantry cranes after a high-wind incident took all three out of s...

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UPDATED: Port starts crane fixes after reported 100 mph winds, works to keep cargo flowing

The Port Authority of Guam started fixes to its gantry cranes Sunday, following a Friday incident that saw its gantry cranes hit with 100 mile-per-hour winds and took all three offline.

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Pacific Daily News broke the news on Sunday, October 4, 2026.
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