Africazine:
Nile navigation in Aswan has resumed after adverse weather conditions improved.
Ismail Kamal, the Aswan Governor, confirmed that navigation across the governorate is back to normal following a dust storm. The National Emergency and Public Safety Control Center monitored the situation, leading to the resumption of maritime activities.
Aswan Governorate Restores Nile Navigation
Following the stabilization of weather conditions, Nile traffic has returned to normal in Aswan. The region experienced a dust storm earlier on Friday, which temporarily disrupted navigation. With decreasing wind speeds and improved visibility, maritime activities have resumed.
Sami El-Barbary, Director of River Navigation in Upper Egypt, highlighted the return of various river traffic, including tourist cruises, floating vessels, ferries, sailboats, and fishing boats. This resumption adheres to safety regulations for navigation and maneuvering.
Aswan: Key figures on Nile Navigation
- Normal navigation resumed
- Weather conditions stabilized
Safety Regulations in Place for River Traffic
The Aswan Governorate has emphasized the importance of adhering to safety regulations during the resumption of river traffic. These regulations ensure safe navigation, maneuvering, and anchoring for all vessels operating on the Nile and Lake Nasser.
Future Monitoring and Safety Measures
- Continuous monitoring of weather conditions
- Enforcement of safety regulations for all river traffic
Nile navigation in Aswan is back on track, ensuring safe travel for all vessels.
