NGO: Approved Alang-yards must do even better
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Waste handling and the working conditions for employees at the two shipbreaking facilities in Alang, India - which have just been not only cleared by classification bureau ClassNK but also approved by the Norwegian Shipowners' Association, for complying with the Hong Kong convention - are still not good enough, says Brussels-based NGO Shipbreaking Platform in a comment to ShippingWatch
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