Kandar’s salvage work begins

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VOL. XLVII, NO. 545 INTERNATIONAL EDITION 20 JULY 1223

KANDARS SALVAGE WORK BEGINS

Crews clear selected channels while most of the harbor remains unusable

KANDAR , THE SITUATION
HARBOR bp y AT A GLANCE

KANDAR HARBOR —
Salvage parties begin Selected channels
receive attention.

opening selected
approaches through the
wreckage while
emergency services

continue work along the Major facilities
ruined waterfront. Divers remain unusable.
inspect obstructions,

tugs shift floating debris eat

and engineers survey Relief work
shattered quay walls.

continues.

Progress is local and
painstaking. A cleared
channel does not restore a
dockyard, and ships
requiring major repairs
still depend on facilities
elsewhere. Unsafe
structures and submerged
wrecks limit where - =

nes | : £ ‘ = ail = — = The Republic of Silvia
Workers can operate. | Dyers prepare to inspect a submerge section ofa warship while a salvage barge cleas debris in Kan Endures

Guards maintain
cordons as families seck SN
information and relief :
workers serve displaced
residents. The Republic's
industrial mobilization
supports the effort, but
the devastated harbor
remains a long-term
burden alongside the

demands of an expanding
naval war.
Guards assist at an ad station for displaced residents near the harbor. cxw pvoro/7. wauoex Engineers survey damage to a broken quay wall me GGNN PHOTO / P. DREVIN
Inspection comes before decisions A usable landing point helps relief Displaced residents still depend on
about lifting or cutting apart traffic without restoring shelter, supplies and controlled
submerged wreckage. fleet support. access.

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