Coast Guard Prepares Brownsville Port for Tropical Storm Francine
The U.S. Coast Guard has set condition 'Yankee' for the port of Brownsville, Texas, ahead of tropical storm Francine. This condition requires vessels to arrange for immediate departure and suspends cargo operations, advising incoming ships to seek alternate destinations.
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The U.S. Coast Guard has taken measures to protect the port of Brownsville, Texas, ahead of tropical storm Francine by setting condition 'Yankee'.
This advisory mandates that vessels currently in the South Texas port must prepare for immediate departure, while incoming ships are advised to seek alternative destinations.
Additionally, the port condition halts all cargo operations and the disconnection of transfer hoses, ensuring safety and compliance in anticipation of adverse weather conditions.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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