KPA Managing Director, Catherine Mturi-Wairi said that the equipment that were bought at a cost of USD 8.7 million are aimed at attaining acceptable standards of green policy practices.
“The cranes will provide dust and spillage-free unloading through a dust control system that minimises escape of dust during discharge,” she said.
Unlike the mobile harbour cranes, currently used at the port which handles one vessel at a time, the new cranes will handle two vessels simultaneously.
Mturi-Wairi added that the two portal harbour cranes are part of a comprehensive program in supporting the Port of Mombasa’s resilient port infrastructure initiatives.
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