Port of Guam says cargo operations continue during Gantry 6 recovery
The Port Authority of Guam says cargo operations are being maintained as Gantry Crane 6 advances toward return to service following the recent high-wind damage.
In an update dated 7 October 2026, the Port Authority of Guam said cargo operations were continuing while recovery work advanced on Gantry Crane 6. The release describes the port’s effort to maintain cargo operations as the crane moves toward return to service. The port is a key maritime gateway for Guam; the operational status and recovery update are reported by the authority.
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- Port Authority of Guam
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- 7 Oct 2026
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