All ships have to present an outward clearance from their last port call to Bahamas Customs. Not sure if that outward certificate would state if a ship was denied entry. But in today's environment our government should not allow dunnage offloads without inspection of the material prior to offload...
Lol. You really are an idiot. You actually think the Chinese ambassador knew this ship was denied entrance to the US? Lol. That comment shows just how incredibly ignorant your comments always are. Even if the ship was Chinese owned he wouldn't know a damned thing. Lol...
Bradfords can't take a ship this large from the picture it appears it was docked at Bahama Rock. And I doubt Bahama Rock knew anything about the operation. These dunnage offloads happen all the time, usually without government inspections or approvals. What they need to do is just stop allowing these offloads here, let the ships go to countries that can safely handle these kinds of operations. Or somebody can start an operation in our port with incinerators to accomodate these kinds of ops..
Hopefully Sanitation Services has been made aware and will burn the wood immediately. And now that it is public knowledge customs is stopping the offload and ordering the ship out of the country. Would also be a good idea to interrogate the ship agent and B. Rock to determine how much they knew before working the offload.
Also, its probably a good idea to stop dunnage offloads, its not exactly a huge business. Just stop allowing it...
Unfortunately this kind of thing happens all the time and our government never does a thing about it. Landscape companies routinely import banned plants, ships routinely discard dunnage with no inspections or approvals by customs. Our government simply does not care.
That said. There is no way this ship can be docked at Bradfords. Bradford is in a canal behind a bend and this ship could not maneuver to that location. From the picture it appears its docked at Bahama Rock....
proudloudandfnm says...
Lol!!!!
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proudloudandfnm says...
Post ya proof.
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proudloudandfnm says...
All ships have to present an outward clearance from their last port call to Bahamas Customs. Not sure if that outward certificate would state if a ship was denied entry. But in today's environment our government should not allow dunnage offloads without inspection of the material prior to offload...
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proudloudandfnm says...
Lol. You really are an idiot. You actually think the Chinese ambassador knew this ship was denied entrance to the US? Lol. That comment shows just how incredibly ignorant your comments always are. Even if the ship was Chinese owned he wouldn't know a damned thing. Lol...
You just love making crap up... Lol...
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Posted 30 July 2021, 4:07 p.m. Suggest removal
proudloudandfnm says...
They aint watching squat. What a croc...
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Posted 30 July 2021, 4:04 p.m. Suggest removal
proudloudandfnm says...
Bradfords can't take a ship this large from the picture it appears it was docked at Bahama Rock. And I doubt Bahama Rock knew anything about the operation. These dunnage offloads happen all the time, usually without government inspections or approvals. What they need to do is just stop allowing these offloads here, let the ships go to countries that can safely handle these kinds of operations. Or somebody can start an operation in our port with incinerators to accomodate these kinds of ops..
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Posted 30 July 2021, 4:02 p.m. Suggest removal
proudloudandfnm says...
Wait. The ship has already offloaded the wood and is now sailing to NOLA????
Damn. So basically the beetles are here now and no one knew anything until this article?????
Oh yeah. Heads should definitely roll!!!
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Posted 30 July 2021, 3:05 p.m. Suggest removal
proudloudandfnm says...
Hopefully Sanitation Services has been made aware and will burn the wood immediately. And now that it is public knowledge customs is stopping the offload and ordering the ship out of the country. Would also be a good idea to interrogate the ship agent and B. Rock to determine how much they knew before working the offload.
Also, its probably a good idea to stop dunnage offloads, its not exactly a huge business. Just stop allowing it...
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Posted 30 July 2021, 3:02 p.m. Suggest removal
proudloudandfnm says...
The ship is owned by a South Korean company. Why do you lie so much?
https://www.balticshipping.com/vessel/i…
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Posted 30 July 2021, 2:52 p.m. Suggest removal
proudloudandfnm says...
Unfortunately this kind of thing happens all the time and our government never does a thing about it. Landscape companies routinely import banned plants, ships routinely discard dunnage with no inspections or approvals by customs. Our government simply does not care.
That said. There is no way this ship can be docked at Bradfords. Bradford is in a canal behind a bend and this ship could not maneuver to that location. From the picture it appears its docked at Bahama Rock....
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