Panama Canal to Reduce Daily Ship Transits Starting September

Panama Canal to Reduce Daily Ship Transits Starting September

The Panama Canal Authority will cut daily ship transits from 36 to 32 by mid-September, removing roughly 11% of capacity on a waterway handling 14,000 ships yearly and generating $3bn for Panama. The Authority cited safeguarding drinking water as El Niño, intensified by climate change, threatens the rainfall feeding the canal's lock system.

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