The Reference Routes for Common Navigation Methods between Lianyungang-Ganyu-Lanshan

China fishing vessels

Recently, the reference routes for common navigational methods in Haizhou Bay was jointly published by Lianyungang and Shandong MSA in order to smooth the traffic lanes between different port areas in Haizhou Bay and reduce the risk of collision between merchant and fishing vessels.

This circular from Huatai Marine aims to introduce these reference routes for Members' reference and is available to download below. 

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    28/11/2023

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Neil Beckwith

Correspondent Manager/Claims Director

Date01/12/2023

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