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Hong Kong strike is taking its toll

According to Lloyd’s List Intelligence at least 110 container ships are headed for Hong Kong, which is in the midst of one of the most extensive strikes on Chinese territory in decades.

Photo: Maersk Line
BY OLE ANDERSEN
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