Ship traffic resumed at Damietta port
Ship traffic resumed at Damietta port
Damietta - MENA
Damietta Port Authority decided on Sunday to resume ship traffic at the harbor after weather conditions have improved.
Ships were allowed in and out of the port after wind velocity abated and waves went down, spokesman for the authority Mamdouh el Shity said.
Also Damietta grains terminal began uploading wheat shipments, coming from abroad, into the port's silos
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