Officials Changes Danube Entry Procedures to Tackle Ukrainian Shipping Queue
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Ships headed for the Danube ports will begin processing more in the Black Sea in order to reduce the numbers that have exceeded two weeks due to the sharp increase in traffic.
Officials changes Danube entry procedures to tackle Ukrainian shipping queue
KYIV: Authorities will begin clearing vessels bound for Danube ports via the Sulina Canal while they are still in the Black Sea, rather than processing them inside the canal, in an effort to eliminate a two-week queue, shippers said on Wednesday. Most cargo shipments, including grain, have been rerouted through Ukraine’s three Danube river ports after Russian attacks effectively blocked the country’s Black Sea ports, which previously handled 90…
The queue of ships at the entrance to the Sulin Canal is decreasing, but the situation with the exit to the Black Sea remains difficult. The post The queue to enter the Sulinsky Canal began to shrink appeared first on Ukrainian Shipping Magazine — Shipping News of Ukraine and the World.
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