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New York, NY

Road Closure Near New York Harbor Due to Cable Operations 

audio iconRoad Closure
New York Harbor, United States
This audio discusses a road closure in New York Harbor due to cable-laying operations. It warns vessels to stay clear of the area and avoid fishing or anchoring near the cable-laying vessels.
Audio|Source: Northern NJ and NY City Area Marine
01:24

Transcript:
Coast Service report of the University Heights Bridge in the Harlem River is out of service until Monday, August 18, due to emergency affairs. All mariners are requested to transit in the area with caution. Break, this United States Coast District, New York, out. Safe the information of Cable Lane operations is in 80 Alps in Cairn's 4-Al. Radio check on 6-8 please. Good morning. The current Cable Lane works on the sea bed which may close the hazardous of vessels engaged in subsea activities. Cable-lane vessels is restricted in their ability to maneuver. Vessels are kindly requested to non-engaging fishing, anchoring, or other subsea activities. 50 meters in the line between the fall in position.

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New York Harbor, United States

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