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[24/07/2017 09:23]

ADEN-SABA
A project of for expanding Caltex roundabout - Aden Container Station road, north of Aden Port, is expected to be kicked off during the forthcoming days, according to Aden Ports Corporation.

The Chairman of the Boards of Aden Gulf Ports Corporation Mohammad Amzerbah told Saba that the project is one of the strategic solutions for securing easy drive of trucks carrying containers from and to the station.

It will solve persistent crowds before the port's customs, which hinders easing procedures and transactions in the port, he added.