Coast Guard Sets X-Ray Condition for New Orleans Port Amid Storm Francine
The U.S. Coast Guard has set condition 'x-ray' for New Orleans port as tropical storm Francine approaches Louisiana. This condition keeps the port open for commercial traffic, requiring ships and barges to report their plans to remain or depart.
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The U.S. Coast Guard has issued condition 'x-ray' for the port of New Orleans as tropical storm Francine is anticipated to move from the Texas coast to Louisiana late on Tuesday.
Under condition 'x-ray', the port remains open to commercial traffic. However, ships and barges must report whether they intend to stay in the port or leave.
This precautionary measure aims to ensure safety and efficient management of maritime operations as the storm progresses.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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