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Moves on crime tie in with tighter port security

by Peter Wilson — last modified Aug 17, 2010 04:17 PM

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INDUSTRY figures have welcomed as a pleasing development the reported move to set up a Port Crime Task Force to tackle organised crime and corruption on the waterfront, but emphasised that its focus should be broad enough to cover the...

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