The Dardanelles Strait Has Been Reopened to Two-Way Ship Traffic.
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Traffic in the Çanakkale Strait, which was closed in both directions at 4:45 PM yesterday due to strong southerly winds, returned to normal around 11:00 PM as the storm subsided. The southerly winds, reaching speeds of 60-90 kilometers per hour in the city, also caused disruptions to maritime transport.
Transit ship traffic in the Dardanelles Strait, which was halted yesterday due to strong southerly winds, has resumed. Following the subsiding of the storm, the strait has been reopened to two-way ship traffic. Click here for more.
The Dardanelles Strait, which was closed to transit ship traffic yesterday due to a strong southerly wind storm, has been reopened to two-way ship traffic after the wind subsided.
The Dardanelles Strait, which was closed to transit ship traffic yesterday due to strong southerly winds, has been reopened to two-way ship traffic after the wind subsided. The storm caused disruptions to strait traffic, and the closure was announced to captains via radio.
The Dardanelles Strait has been opened to two-way traffic.
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