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Panama Canal Faces Further Transit Cuts as El Niño Intensifies

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The Panama Canal Authority is preparing for tighter capacity in 2027, expecting average daily transits for the upcoming fiscal year to fall below 30.

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BBC Mundo The Panama Canal is facing one of the biggest challenges in its recent history: water scarcity. The lack of rains, aggravated by phenomena like El Niño and the effects of climate change, has forced us to limit... Read more › The entry How the Panama Canal works and why it is running out of water was first published in Remolacha - Noticias Dominicana.

Administration of the canal foresees 18% reduction in the flow of ships from October, as a result of the intensified stretching by El Niño.

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Panama Canal: How El Niño Affects World Trade By Stéphane Geneste This is a new wave in global maritime transport. The Panama Canal administration has announced a further reduction in its traffic from October. The route connecting the Atlantic Ocean to the Pacific will only be able to receive only 30 ships per day. The cause: the climate phenomenon [...] Radio France International El Mundo CR

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El Mundo CR broke the news on Wednesday, September 16, 2026.
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