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Impossible to Cut, Several Hundred Tons to Lift From a Block: the Giant Puzzle of the Port of Sète After the Fall of the Crane

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As a result of storm Nils and its storms recorded at 108 km/h on Thursday, February 12, a 600-ton crane from the Port of Sète collapsed on the deck of a grain cargo ship.
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Impossible to Cut, Several Hundred Tons to Lift From a Block: the Giant Puzzle of the Port of Sète After the Fall of the Crane

As a result of storm Nils and its storms recorded at 108 km/h on Thursday, February 12, a 600-ton crane from the Port of Sète collapsed on the deck of a grain cargo ship.

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midilibre.fr broke the news in on Tuesday, February 17, 2026.
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