Romania Allocates Funds For Ship Maintenance

June 10, 1999

Romania's government reportedly allocated funds for the safe operation of ships belonging to state-run Navrom and Romline shipping companies and to rotate and repatriate their crews.

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Romania Allocates Funds For Ship Maintenance

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