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Marine notice no 19 of 2004 specifies south african requirements for pre-arrival and pre-entry information,…

Information Into South African Ports · HYDROPAC 1089/04

issued
2004-06-29 16:02Z
status
cancelled 2004-08-18 12:58Z (archive)
authority
PVMM.
source
nga_json · first seen 2026-08-17 13:38Z

Original warning text

                                    INFORMATION INTO SOUTH AFRICAN PORTS.
1. MARINE NOTICE NO 19 OF 2004 SPECIFIES
   SOUTH AFRICAN REQUIREMENTS FOR PRE-ARRIVAL
   AND PRE-ENTRY INFORMATION, INTO SOUTH
   AFRICAN PORTS UNDER MERCHANT SHIPPING
   (MARITIME SECURITY) REGULATIONS 2004.
2. MRCC CAPETOWN IS THE FIRST POINT OF CONTACT.
   REPORTS MUST BE IN ENGLISH AND IN WRITING
   AND TRANSMITTED AT LEAST 96 HOURS BEFORE
   SHIPS ETA TO MRCC VIA CAPETOWN RADIO
   ON TELEX 095 511 600.
3. FAILURE TO TRANSMIT COMPLETE AND TIMELY
   INFORMATION, COULD RESULT IN DELAYS TO
   THE SHIP. MARINE NOTICE NO 19 IS AVAILABLE
   FROM ALL SHIPPING AGENTS.
4. THESE REGULATIONS COMMENCE ON
   010001Z JUL.

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