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Farewell to 60 years of a part of the port of Castellón: underwater inspections and remote-controlled vehicles
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Farewell to 60 years of a part of the port of Castellón: underwater inspections and remote-controlled vehicles

El Periódico Mediterráneo - General8 September 2026 at 10:29

The port of Castellón and its bordering zones are experiencing continuous changes that are modifying the appearance of this part of the Mediterranean coastline. The maintenance and expansion work at the port are part of these constant changes that are being carried out in the area.

The boost of logistics activities and the creation of leisure areas also contribute to transforming the appearance of the port of Castellón. These initiatives are part of a process of modernization and development of the port facilities.

The article does not provide specific information about underwater inspections or remote-controlled vehicles, beyond what the title suggests. The people or entities involved in these works nor the exact temporal context of these modifications are detailed either.

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