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Plastic Waste and Corrosion Challenge Tema Fishing Harbour Operations

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Jamestown Fishing Harbour in Tema is facing operational difficulties due to plastic waste accumulating in its northern section. This waste, which is carried by wind from a nearby quarry, is preventing trawlers from accessing the ship repair yard. Additionally, the harbour infrastructure is challenged by the corrosive effects of the salty sea breeze.

From businessghana.com

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The accumulation of plastic waste and structural corrosion limits the facility's ability to serve larger fishing vessels. This situation restricts the use of the repair yard and necessitates continuous maintenance to protect the harbour's infrastructure.

From businessghana.com

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  • Ghana Ports and Harbours Authority might face reduced revenue from port services due to operational difficulties at the facility.

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