ONE Customer,
Following up on our monitoring of the hydrological situation in the Northern Region of Brazil, we would like to provide an update on the level of the Negro River in Manaus.

Our teams are already closely monitoring the hydrological situation in the northern region of Brazil and preparing for the dry season expected in the coming months. As part of this planning, our dedicated web page with operations information realized during the dry season will be reactivated on May 16, 2025.

ONE Customer,
According to the 53rd Hydrological Alert Bulletin for the Amazon Basin, the Rio Negro in Manaus continues to recover, with average daily rises of 15 cm. On December 27, 2024, the river level reached 17.54 m. With this recovery we would like to confirm that, starting with the GSL Mercer with ETA Manzanillo, Panama on December 27, 2024

ONE Customer,
Thank you for your continued support and for choosing Ocean Network Express (ONE) to cater to your needs. In light of this improved hydrological situation, ONE will expire the Low Water Surcharge (LWS).

ONE Customer,
ONE continues to closely monitor the conditions of the Rio Negro river in Manaus and would like to share the latest updates on the hydrological situation in the region, as of this past week.

ONE Customer,
We would like to inform you that due to severe congestion at the Port of Cartagena, Colombia (CTG), the EC2 service will omit the port on its eastbound rotation. This measure has been taken to ensure the recovery of our schedule.

ONE Customer,
We would like to inform you about the current port congestion in Panama, which has been causing delays and may impact your supply chain. As a result of this situation, some vessels from our ONE CX1 service (Caribbean Express 1) will be omitting Cristobal port (PACTB).

ONE Customer,
We are closely monitoring the hydrological conditions in the Manaus region. In recent days, we have observed a slight rise in the water level of the Rio Negro, which reached 12.25 meters this Thursday (17). However, according to the Brazilian Geological Service (SGB), this rise does not yet signify the end of the drought.

ONE Customer,
We would like to keep you updated on the hydrological conditions in Manaus. Last Thursday (10th), according to the records from the Port of Manaus, the Rio Negro saw no new marks of either receding or rising water levels, maintaining the previous day’s level of 12.11 meters.

ONE Customer,
We would like to inform you about the current hydrological situation in Manaus, which remains critical. According to the 40th bulletin from the Brazilian Geological Service (SGB), the Rio Negro has reached a level of 12.69 meters, surpassing the historical drought of 2023.