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Home›Dredging›Singapore: Queen of Penta Ocean will Dredge near Kusu Island until Aug 2010
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February 24, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Singapore: Queen of Penta Ocean will Dredge near Kusu Island until Aug 2010

Dredging near Kusu Island continues until Aug 10 In front of the living reefs of Kusu Island, dredging that first started in Apr 09 (the Notice was then entitled ‘Sand Mining’) will continue until Aug 10… [mappress] Source: Wild Singapore, February 24, 2010;

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Dredging near Kusu Island continues until Aug 10

In front of the living reefs of Kusu Island, dredging that first started in Apr 09 (the Notice was then entitled ‘Sand Mining’) will continue until Aug 10…

[mappress]

Source: Wild Singapore, February 24, 2010;

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