Spiders halt unloading of car carrier

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The Glovis Sun docked in Zeebrugge with numerous spiders found in the hold, covering many cars in cobwebs and prompting notification from the port captain.

Spiders halt unloading of car carrier
Glovis Sun / Archive © Shutterstock

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