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PNG hit by industrial action

THE PAPUA New Guinea Maritime and Transport Workers Union directed members to withdraw from duties as of yesterday.

PNG hit by industrial action

In an initial letter announcing the move and circulated to members of Lae's business community, the union's Lae branch asked members to "move out of the PNG Ports Corporation premises and assemble in front...

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