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In order to provide some quick respite to the waterways transportation sector from the impact of the global increase in the price of fuels, the Ministry of Ports, Shipping and Waterways has directed all major ports to exempt all berth hiring and vessel related charges being currently levied to the Ro-Pax or passenger ferries for the next six months.
Of the country to neighboring estonia and the baltic port of tallen, boarding this giant passenger ferry turned temporary shelter for refugees from ukraine. it s in these cramped cabins below decks, in these corridors, in the bowls of these ships that now house more than 1,700 ukrainian refugees, many of whom have escaped directly from russia and its filtration camps and at least people can speak freely and without fear about their experience. better than mariupol, exactly, yeah. daniil told me how he bluffed his way through russia s filtration system by pretending he wanted to make russia his permanent home. they asked, for instance, if i knew vladimir putin s birthday because they said he is your president now. i told them i didn t, but i
Saying the right thing here is a matter of survival, especially for those who have already lost loved ones. like this refugee, who asked not to be named. you re not angry at the russians for that? translator: these are provocative questions. but now i m here, so please don t press me. i didn t say they killed my relatives. as far as i m concerned, they re just another casualty of this conflict. reporter: but in russia, the freedom to speak out is a casualty, too. when we traveled away, outside of the country to neighboring estonia, the baltic port here, boarding this giant passenger ferry turned shelter for refugees from ukraine. we re in these corridors in the
ATHENS, June 20 (Xinhua) - The Port of Piraeus in Greece on Monday welcomed the first passenger ferry on the newly inaugurated line between Cyprus and Greece. T