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El Niño Dries Up Panama Canal: Ship Traffic Slashed As Water Levels Fall Due To Drought | Watch
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10:36Now PlayingThe Panama Canal is set to reduce daily ship transits in September as an unusually early dry season and El Niño-linked lower rainfall threaten freshwater supplies. Daily crossings will fall from the usual 36–38 ships to 34 from September 3 and 32 from September 15. Officials warn that falling lake levels could also restrict ships’ maximum draft. Authorities are conserving water to sustain operations through a potentially five-month dry season, while limited transit slots could lead to longer waits and sharply higher auction prices.
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