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Document of Compliance (dangerous goods)

Document of Compliance (dangerous goods)

Created OnFebruary 7, 2018
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a certificate of compliance issued to a type of ship that is permitted to carry certain categories of hazardous/dangerous goods. Not all ships can carry hazardous cargoes; for example, passenger vessels are not allowed to carry Class 1, explosives.

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