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Hong Kong green light

by Keith Wallis, Hong Kong — last modified Jun 19, 2009 03:34 PM

TRANSPORT officials in Hong Kong are pressing ahead with plans to build a tenth container terminal costing US$1bn, despite the slump in container volumes.

The move was confirmed by transport and housing minister Eva Cheng, who told local lawmaker Regina Ip that work on a feasibility study into plans for the terminal was under way for completion in early 2011.
The HK$23.7m (US$3m)...

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