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Waiting times, closures, tariffs and port rules that change a call.
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Source: MPA Singapore media centre·
Our summary. A port notice reports longer anchorage waits for some vessel types. It asks agents to confirm berth windows earlier. It also points to the port's live berth status service.
Why it matters to you. Plan arrival speed against the berth window, not the ETA; you save fuel and protect rest hours.
Source: MPA Singapore media centre·
Our summary. A revised tariff moves the gross-tonnage bands used for pilotage charges. The new bands apply from next month. The tariff is published in full on the port's site.
Why it matters to you. Check your next disbursement account against the new bands, not last year's.
Source: US Coast Guard newsroom·
Our summary. A notice sets a temporary safety zone in a harbour approach during marine works. It gives the dates, the area and who to call for permission to transit. Vessels must keep clear unless authorised.
Why it matters to you. Add the zone to your passage plan now; transit permission takes time to arrange.
Source: DG Shipping, India·
Our summary. A notice lists the documents needed for port clearance on coastal voyages. It removes one duplicate declaration. Electronic copies are accepted.
Why it matters to you. One less form per call; update your clearance checklist so crews stop preparing it.
Source: EMSA newsroom·
Our summary. A report reviews how ports provide reception facilities for ship-generated waste. It summarises notification rates and common gaps. It recommends clearer advance-notification data.
Why it matters to you. Accurate waste notifications avoid surprise charges and a finding at the next inspection.
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