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Hurricane Iota

UPDATE 6 – 11/24/2020 @ 1600

The following reflects the most recent information for those vessels and shoreside operations currently affected by Hurricane Iota. Note that this is a fluid situation and information is subject to change. 

VESSELS

Inland Trucking

We continue to coordinate inland movements through Central America as the situation allows however encountering some challenges due to flooding, landslides and bridges that are unsafe to travel or closed as well as congestion at the borders. This may result in extended transit times when moving cargo overland through the region affeting both cargo pickups and deliveries.

Border closures

We will continue to monitor developments and update our operations accordingly.

UPDATE 5 – 11/24/2020 @ 1600

The following reflects the most recent information for those vessels and shoreside operations currently affected by Hurricane Iota. Note that this is a fluid situation and information is subject to change. 

VESSELS

Inland Trucking

Substantial flooding has caused widespread road and bridge closures throughout the Central America Region. This is causing extended transit times when moving cargo overland within the region.

This is affecting both cargo pickups and deliveries. Our land transportation team is monitoring the situation and working with authorities to identify possible routings for safe cargo movements. 

UPDATE 4 – 11/19/2020 @ 1900

The following reflects the most recent information for those vessels and shoreside operations currently affected by Hurricane Iota. Note that this is a fluid situation and information is subject to change. 

VESSELS

SHORESIDE OPERATIONS

Inland Trucking

Substantial flooding has caused widespread road and bridge closures throughout the Central America Region. This is impeding our ability to move cargo overland within the region. Specifically:

This is affecting both cargo pickups and deliveries. Our land transportation team is monitoring the situation and working with authorities to identify possible routings for safe cargo movements. 

UPDATE 3 – 11/18/2020 @ 1800

The following reflects the most recent information for those vessels and shoreside operations currently affected by Hurricane Iota. Note that this is a fluid situation and information is subject to change. 

VESSELS

SHORESIDE OPERATIONS

Inland Trucking

Substantial flooding has caused widespread road and bridge closures throughout the Central America Region. This is impeding our ability to move cargo overland within the region. Specifically:

This is affecting both cargo pickups and deliveries. Our land transportation team is monitoring the situation and working with authorities to identify possible routings for safe cargo movements. 

UPDATE 2 – 11/17/2020 @ 1600

As Hurricane Iota continues to move through Central America, the following reflects the most recent information on current or potential storm-affected vessels and shoreside operations. Note that this is a fluid situation and information is subject to change. 

VESSELS

SHORESIDE OPERATIONS

Santo Tomas Port, Guatemala

Puerto Cortes, Honduras

Inland Trucking

UPDATE 1 – 11/16/2020 @ 1600

As Hurricane Iota approaches Central America, we are monitoring the possible effects on our operations while placing utmost importance on maintaining the safety of our people, vessels and your cargo.

At this time, the following reflects the most recent information on current or potential storm-affected vessels and shoreside operations. Note that this is a fluid situation and information is subject to change. 

VESSELS

SHORESIDE OPERATIONS

Honduras/Nicaragua

While this is a major storm, our facilities are cautious, yet operating normally. They will continue to monitor developments and update operations accordingly.