PIL launches SG60 ship to mark Singapore’s Jubilee
12/08/2025
Pacific International Lines (PIL) has unveiled the first SG60 containership and specially designed containers sponsored for this year’s National Day Parade
Pacific International Lines (PIL) has unveiled the first SG60 containership and specially designed containers sponsored for this year’s National Day Parade
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