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Global shipping in outcry over catastrophe in Mediterranean

European and global operators in shipping have now joined forces in a collective outcry to the EU member states to highlight in a joint letter to leaders that the crisis in th Mediterranean Sea is out of control.

Photo: Francesco Viviano/AP/POLFOTO/arkiv
BY KATRINE GRØNVALD RAUN
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