Day of the Seafarer celebrated

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Updated At : 11:45 AM Jun 26, 2021 IST

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Chandigarh, June 25

The Three Bees Research Foundation (TBRF) celebrated the Day of the Seafarer by planting banyan, neem and peepal tress in the Sector 44-C market here today. Representatives of the Maritime Union of India (MUI), Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC), Good Wood, Three Bees Shipping Pvt Ltd (TBS), TBRF and seafaring community participated in the plantation drive.

“We salute the maritime community for their services during tough times,” said Capt KS Rai, co-founder, TBRF. — TNS

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