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Home›News›Sri Lanka: Government to Develop Kankesanthurai as Regional Port
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May 13, 2011 · about 15 years ago

Sri Lanka: Government to Develop Kankesanthurai as Regional Port

The government will develop the Kankesanthurai port as a regional port, geared for Indian cargo for the North and Eastern Provinces. The pro… By Ravi LADDUWAHETTY (dailynews) [mappress] Source: dailynews, May 14, 2011;

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The government will develop the Kankesanthurai port as a regional port, geared for Indian cargo for the North and Eastern Provinces. The pro…

By Ravi LADDUWAHETTY ( dailynews )

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Source: dailynews, May 14, 2011;

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