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Encyclopedia > Kandla

The page wrongly redirected to Khambhat - Cambay. Kandla is a port in district Kutchh in state of Gujarat, India. It is one of major port on west coast.


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rediff.com: Kandla port seen closed for two weeks (646 words)
Commercial operations at India's busiest port, the Kandla port in earthquake-hit Gujarat, are unlikely to resume before the middle of February because of damage, shippers and officials said on Tuesday.
He said almost every building in Kandla was cracked and the main bridge connecting the town of Gandhidham to the port, as well as major roads in the area had been badly damaged.
Kandla has 15 jetties -- seven for liquid and the rest for general cargo -- and handles 17 per cent of the cargo passing through India's 12 largest ports.
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