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Once the world’s largest graveyard for vessels, Gadani beach now a sinking ship

  • Number of active shipbreaking yards on Gadani beach fell to seven this year from a peak of over 130 in 2000 
  • Industry hit by flood of cheap Chinese steel, global environmental rules push businesses to modern yards in China and Turkiye
By NAIMAT KHAN ·
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Weeks later, no clarity how toxic tanker mysteriously beached at Pakistani ship-breaking yard 

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