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Ground broken for Changxing fishing port
By Jane Chen |
January 22, 2010, Friday
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A NEW fishing port will be built on Shanghai's Changxing Island to handle local seafood catches within two years.
Ground was broken yesterday for the port, which will feature a modern fishery with trade, restaurants and sightseeing, today's Oriental Morning Post reported.
The island sits at the mouth of the Yangtze River between Pudong and Chongming Island.
There will be a fixed dock and three floating docks as well as two 3,000-ton berths and nine 500-ton berths. A town nearby will provide support for the port, which will be able to handle 120,000 tons of fish annually within five years.
Ground was broken yesterday for the port, which will feature a modern fishery with trade, restaurants and sightseeing, today's Oriental Morning Post reported.
The island sits at the mouth of the Yangtze River between Pudong and Chongming Island.
There will be a fixed dock and three floating docks as well as two 3,000-ton berths and nine 500-ton berths. A town nearby will provide support for the port, which will be able to handle 120,000 tons of fish annually within five years.
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