Why people still die in ports
"In a country that calls itself civilized, no-one should die on the job anymore!" How many times have we heard this phrase
"In a country that calls itself civilized, no-one should die on the job anymore!" How many times have we heard this phrase uttered while commenting tragedies that have affected our ports over the last few years with an alarming frequency, to say the least? It is not necessarily the case, however, that the best solution to the problem is to increase controls. Assiterminal's battle and joint project with SIGE, SNTL and Gesta
"In a country that calls itself civilized, no-one should die on the job anymore!" How many times have we heard this phrase
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