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July 25, 2008

Mississippi River Safety Zone Still in Effect for Oil Spill Cleanup

Overflight Photo 24JUL08 of downtown Riverwalk area. (Photo credit Mary Barber), SAA SSC.

NEW ORLEANS - The Mississippi River, closed from New Orleans to the Gulf of Mexico after the oil spill from the vessel accident Wednesday, remains closed with few exceptions.

Very limited vessel movement is being allowed, only with Coast Guard Captain of the Port approval.

The safety zone remains in effect.

The Coast Guard Captain of the Port has contacted several vessels and allowed them to move through the safety zone, to a de-contanmation site.

The U.S. Coast Guard is Broadcasting a Notice to Mariners to all vessels throughout the affected area.

Overflight Photo of clean up crews at Live Oaks. (Photo credit Mary Barber),
NOAA SSC.

Posted by Margaret Saizan on July 25, 2008 at 02:25 PM in Cities: La. -New Orleans, Eco-System - All posts pertaining to, Katrina: Timeline - L. Third Year, Louisiana's Coastal Challenges, Oceans & Waterways: Mississippi River, Oceans & Waterways: Mississippi River-Gulf Outlet (St. Bernard Parish, La), States: Louisiana | Permalink

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