Container Stowage Plan affecting hull strength & stability of ship - Visibility from Bridge
Visibility from Navigation Bridge must conform with the IMO requirements and additionally to special requirements like those for Panama Canal etc as applicable.
Reducing the vessels Trim or alternatively changing the Deck Cargo Stowage may be required to reduce the blind sector to within limits.
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