On March 30, Companhia Docas de São Sebastião (CDSS) began dredging works at the Port of São Sebastião. The goal is to reestablish the depth of the main berth, the inner berth, and surroundings to ensure navigation security. The execution of this dredging consists of removing sediments from the seabed and disposing them on the dike of the Port of São Sebastião. The investment will be R$ 3.1 million, and the initial forecast is to finish the work in approximately 60 days. At the same time, environmental actions will verify the dredging impacts and mitigate them. “The mooring berths are more shallow. The dredging aims to restore the original depth of 10 meters in the main berth and 7 meters in the secondary berths, ensuring safe maneuvers and stays”, says Paulo Oda, president of CDSS, a company of the Secretariat of Logistics and Transport.
Sources: Agora Vale/Datamar News