835 - 07/12 - Port of Red Dog clear of Ice - Alaska, USA
- Date: 24/07/2012
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835 - Chinese Version (222 kB)
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The late opening of the Alaskan port of Red Dog has caused disruption earlier in the season however further to Bulletin 834, the Club had been advised that the Port is now clear of ice and operating normally.
The port is expected to remain clear of ice until mid October.
Source of Information:
Loss Prevention dept.
UK P&I Club
London
lossprevention.ukclub@thomasmiller.com
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