Port of Singapore's Ability to Accommodate Adjustments to Eastern Sector Capacity Due To "Long Island" Project

Dennis Tan inquired whether the Western Sector or other parts of the Port of Singapore could absorb the capacity from the Eastern Sector due to reconfigurations from the "Long Island" project.
Chee Hong Tat responded that the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore is collaborating with the industry to optimize anchorage space usage.
The final configuration of anchorages will be decided after technical studies for the "Long Island" project are completed.

Dennis Tan inquired whether the Western Sector or other parts of the Port of Singapore could absorb the capacity from the Eastern Sector due to reconfigurations from the "Long Island" project.
Chee Hong Tat responded that the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore is collaborating with the industry to optimize anchorage space usage.
The final configuration of anchorages will be decided after technical studies for the "Long Island" project are completed.

Dennis Tan inquired whether the Western Sector or other parts of the Port of Singapore could absorb the capacity from the Eastern Sector due to reconfigurations from the "Long Island" project.
Chee Hong Tat responded that the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore is collaborating with the industry to optimize anchorage space usage.
The final configuration of anchorages will be decided after technical studies for the "Long Island" project are completed.

Dennis Tan inquired whether the Western Sector or other parts of the Port of Singapore could absorb the capacity from the Eastern Sector due to reconfigurations from the "Long Island" project.
Chee Hong Tat responded that the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore is collaborating with the industry to optimize anchorage space usage.
The final configuration of anchorages will be decided after technical studies for the "Long Island" project are completed.

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