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Vizhinjam Port Handles Record 10,330 containers from a Single Ship

The record was set with the unloading and loading of containers from the Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC) ship Anna.
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Vizhinjam Port in Kerala Vizhinjam Port has achieved a milestone by handling 10,330 containers from a single ship, marking one of the largest container movements recorded at any port in India.
It is the first time over 10,000 containers have been moved from a single vessel. Handling such a large volume during a trial run highlights Vizhinjam’s operational excellence. Even the Vallarpadam International Container Transhipment Terminal, which has been operational for years, has not been operational for years, has not managed to handle these many containers from a single ship.

The record was set with the unloading and loading of containers from the Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC) ship Anna, which arrived at Vizhinjam on September 27. The entire process took place over three days. The MSC Anna is the second-largest vessel to dock at Vizhinjam, measuring
399.98 meters in length, 58.6 meters in width, and with a depth of 14.7 meters. After unloading its cargo, the ship departed for Colombo, Sri Lanka, on September 30.

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