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India’s Ship Certifier Takes Tougher Stance on Sanctioned Tankers
India's ship safety certifier is taking a tougher stance on vessels involved in evading international trade sanctions, by canceling the certification of more than 200 tankers and other ships since 2023, the head of the agency told Reuters. The Indian & 8230;
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India's ship safety certifier is taking a tougher stance on vessels involved in evading international trade sanctions, by canceling the certification of more than 200 tankers and other ships since 2023, the head of the agency told Reuters. The Indian & 8230;
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According to Insurance Journal’s source item, India’s Ship Certifier Takes Tougher Stance on Sanctioned Tankers, India’s ship safety certifier is taking a tougher stance on vessels involved in evading international trade sanctions, by canceling the certification of more than 200 tankers and other ships since 2023, the head of the agency told Reuters. The Indian …
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