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MERAK MACET

  • 24th May 2013 GMT+7
Hundreds of trucks that will cross to Sumatra stuck long jams at Merak Port, Banten, Friday (24/5). The gesture occurs due to the repair of Dermaga II as well as from 35 roro ships that usually operate only 18 who can sail because many vessels are damaged and exposed to docking schedule. ANTARA PHOTO/Asep Fathulrahman/ed/pd/13
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