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ARTICLE · 07 OCTOBER 2020

Revised Procedures For Maritime Support Services

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Sean Xerri De Caro
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On the 26th of May, the Ports and Yachting Directorate have issued newly revised temporary precautionary measures in relation with the protocol for conducting maritime support services which shall be applicable to all vessels that have been cleared to obtain services in Maltese waters and ports.

Below is a list of the revised temporary precautionary measures which have replaced the previous Port Notice 09/2020:

A. With regards Conveyance with STS Surveyors and Mooring Masters (Technical Personnel):

For a Service duration of a few hours but within the same 24 hours:

  • All necessary documentation including the Maritime Declaration of Health and the last ports of call in the previous 30 days for the subject vessel, together with the details of the technical personnel rendering the service, must be provided to the Port Health Doctor.

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