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UK Forecasters Predict Record-Breaking El Nino Event This Year
Panama Canal to cap ship transits due to El Nino drought
The Panama Canal will cut daily ship transits starting in September/next month due to low rainfall and an intensifying El Nino drought.
- Panama Canal will reduce daily ship transits starting in September.
- The transit cuts are driven by low rainfall and an intensifying El Nino.
- The Panama Canal is reducing ship transits next month due to an El Nino-fueled drought.
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