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2020 Shipping Movements
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Masklin
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According to the BBC, from the EU Commission chief...
She said EU citizens and long-term residents and their family members would be exempt, along with workers who commute across borders, those delivering goods and those involved in the fight against the coronavirus.
So I suppose should be okay. An issue potentially may be workers being available for the unloading and as required for dock movement (inc moving the ships) and subsequent transport both there and here. Will cars getting off the ship in Zeebrugge leave the storage area at the docks?
She said EU citizens and long-term residents and their family members would be exempt, along with workers who commute across borders, those delivering goods and those involved in the fight against the coronavirus.
So I suppose should be okay. An issue potentially may be workers being available for the unloading and as required for dock movement (inc moving the ships) and subsequent transport both there and here. Will cars getting off the ship in Zeebrugge leave the storage area at the docks?
Sparkeur
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According to the BBC, from the EU Commission chief...
She said EU citizens and long-term residents and their family members would be exempt, along with workers who commute across borders, those delivering goods and those involved in the fight against the coronavirus.
So I suppose should be okay. An issue potentially may be workers being available for the unloading and as required for dock movement (inc moving the ships) and subsequent transport both there and here. Will cars getting off the ship in Zeebrugge leave the storage area at the docks?
It should be noted that she is the EU commission chief commenting on a proposal to state countries who the commission is worried have been making their own decisions in what is supposed to be a borderless region. Here in France, from midday tomorrow we are in forced lockdown for 15 days with a closed border - so no picking-up of cars!. So far, Belgium has not implemented any border control so there is no reason why shipping should not leave. In any event to date, all of the restrictions across Europe have been for public transport and not cargo. There's no chance for me for at least a month but still hope for Brits!
(Hope that's not too off-topic)
She said EU citizens and long-term residents and their family members would be exempt, along with workers who commute across borders, those delivering goods and those involved in the fight against the coronavirus.
So I suppose should be okay. An issue potentially may be workers being available for the unloading and as required for dock movement (inc moving the ships) and subsequent transport both there and here. Will cars getting off the ship in Zeebrugge leave the storage area at the docks?
It should be noted that she is the EU commission chief commenting on a proposal to state countries who the commission is worried have been making their own decisions in what is supposed to be a borderless region. Here in France, from midday tomorrow we are in forced lockdown for 15 days with a closed border - so no picking-up of cars!. So far, Belgium has not implemented any border control so there is no reason why shipping should not leave. In any event to date, all of the restrictions across Europe have been for public transport and not cargo. There's no chance for me for at least a month but still hope for Brits!
(Hope that's not too off-topic)
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GLOVIS COURAGE will arrive in Southampton tomorrow but does not have any Teslas onboard.
GLOVIS CAPTAIN is not due until 20th but it does.
It is indeed! Due in to Southampton 13:00, an hour earlier than I said
Southampton arrival still shows a 20th date, I'm guessing it all depends on how quick unloading (and loading) is at that dock 104 has another roll on roll off booked for 05;30am on the 18th ( I'm guessing it might have to wait unfortunately - hope not though)
This is probably the worst time to spend £61k on a car but I’ve come too far to give up now, and I need something positive with everything going on. Come on Glovis! (and Tesla)
Best of health to everyone here. Don’t touch your face
Best of health to everyone here. Don’t touch your face
Although that is only in the anchorage, but at least it’s on the doorstep, right?
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