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Tidung Island's Dock Needs Feeder Vessel

The Tidung Island Dock, Seribu Islands needs a feeder vessel. The helmsman of KM Sabuk Nusantara 46 vessel, Dangin said, despite the dock is been extended, the vessel cannot lean at the dock. 

The long is good so far, but not with its deep thus the vessel cannot lean at the dock

"The long is good so far, but not with its deep thus the vessel cannot lean at the dock," he told, Monday (2/15).

Currently, the visitor is assisted by ship belongs to Seribu Islands Transportation Sub-dept to ride and get off the vessel. Hence, he hopes this way can be anticipated by related unit.

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"And it is very dangerous, this is just emergency. We have coordinated it and ready to study the problem," he uttered.

He suggested, for the safety and the dock deepening also pay attention to the rocks and materials in Tidung Island Dock, Untung Jawa Island and Kelapa Island. While in Pramuka Island Dock, there should be canopy cutting of the dock that annoying the vessel when docked. Generally, the entire docks need to be multiplied in order to protect the vessel from the collision.

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