Hurghada port closed over bad weather
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Hurghada - MENA
Hurghada port was closed on Tuesday over bad weather, high waves and high wind velocity, the Red Sea Authority spokesman said.
In statements to MENA on Tuesday, Malak Youssef said the Saudi port of Dhaba was also closed over bad weather.
Meanwhile, the spokesman said Zaityat port received on Tuesday a ship laden with 5,000 tons of butane gas coming from the Saudi port of Yanbu.
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