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For Safe Transportation by Timber Carriers (Points to be checked for preventing Marine accidents)


Year: 2010
Language: english
Author: Japan Coast Guard
Genre: Guide
Publisher: JCG
Edition: September
Format: PDF
Quality: eBook
Pages count: 7
Description: In the Japanese coastal waters, there have been a lot of casualties caused by timber carriers for the last several years, and many human lives and properties were lost. In many cases a lot of timber floated out from the carries have been threat to safe navigation for other vessels. For instance, some of fishing boats and/or other ordinary ships happened to collide with scattered timbers at sea. Furthermore, there might be additional apprehension that the timbers drifted by wind and/or current gave the serious influence to fishery and/or coastal environment.
For the purpose of preventing the accidents caused by timber carriers, the Japan Coast Guard (JCG) has summed up a fundamental hints, in this brochure. We hope that you will confirm followings by yourself and make efforts for safe navigation.

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