New Panama Canal makes thousands of ships redundant
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When the new and expanded Panama Canal is inaugurated, the event will have dramatic consequences on one of the most widely used vessel-types in the current market - the Panamax vessels - which as the name implies are built precisely to the limits of what fits in the locks at the Panama Canal as it is today.
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