According to information available on the website of the National Maritime Administration (AMN), seven sea bars are closed to shipping, and four due to the forecast of rough seas.
The seaports of Caminha, Vila Praia de Ancora, Esposende, Povoa do Varzim, Vila do Conde, Douro and Portiño da Ericeira are closed to shipping.
Also, according to AMN, the sea bays of Leixos and Figueira da Foz are closed to ships less than 35 meters long, while the port of Viana do Castelo is for ships less than 12 meters long, and the port of Aveiro is for ships less than 12 meters long. . “overall length” less than 15 meters.
The west coast of Portugal has been on high alert since the 23rd due to rough seas.
Therefore, the population is advised to avoid walking along the sea or in areas prone to sea waves, such as the protective piers of ports, cliffs or beaches, so as not to be taken by surprise by the wave.
AMN also suggests strengthening mooring and “hard surveillance” of moored and anchored vessels, as well as avoiding walks and activities near the sea or in areas prone to rough seas, such as cliffs and sections of cliffs, which are often hit by breaking waves.
Author: Portuguese
Source: CM Jornal
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