The El Niño phenomenon led to a decrease in rainfall in Panama, and the number of ships allowed to pass through the Panama Canal every day was lowered starting on the 3rd. According to an announcement issued by the Panama Canal Authority, due to a drop in the water level of the artificial lake that supplies water to the canal, the total number of daily passable places on the canal has been reduced from 36 to 34 since September 3. Among them, there are 9 new Panamanian locks and 25 Panamanian locks. The total number of daily passes will be further reduced to 32 starting September 15. The ship's draft depth dropped from 15.24 meters to 14.63 meters.

The El Niño phenomenon led to a decrease in rainfall in Panama, and the number of ships allowed to pass through the Panama Canal every day was lowered starting on the 3rd. According to an announcement issued by the Panama Canal Authority, due to a drop in the water level of the artificial lake that supplies water to the canal, the total number of daily passable places on the canal has been reduced from 36 to 34 since September 3. Among them, there are 9 new Panamanian locks and 25 Panamanian locks. The total number of daily passes will be further reduced to 32 starting September 15. The ship's draft depth dropped from 15.24 meters to 14.63 meters.