Kembla legal action

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Australia’s Port Kembla Coal Terminal (PKCT) has initiated legal proceedings against Braverus Maritime of the Marshall Islands, the owner of the bulk carrier SA FORTIUS, which collided with a Port Kembla berth and shiploader last year.

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