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The Waterway Management Authority in the Persian Gulf says that two large companies recently left ports in the Persian Gulf countries using fake documents and without coordination before the legal action. However, they avoided being placed on the non-participating list by accepting the commitments announced by PGSA. The authority also announces that vessels found to have committed violations may be subject to less stringent requirements if they acknowledge their violations by emailing the authority. @PressTV.

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The Waterway Management Authority in the Persian Gulf says that two large companies recently left ports in the Persian Gulf countries using fake documents and without coordination before the legal action. However, they avoided being placed on the non-participating list by accepting the commitments announced by PGSA. The authority also announces that vessels found to have committed violations may be subject to less stringent requirements if they acknowledge their violations by emailing the authority. @PressTV.

The Waterway Management Authority in the Persian Gulf says that two large companies recently left ports in the Persian Gulf countries using fake documents and without coordination before the legal action. However, they avoided being placed on the non-participating list by accepting the commitments announced by PGSA. The authority also announces that vessels found to have committed violations may be subject to less stringent requirements if they acknowledge their violations by emailing the authority. @PressTV.

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