NIMASA reviews ship-port security protocols
The notice also stated that the revised security protocol requires the ship and port facility to jointly ensure the effective performance of all security duties.
The protocol further covers the secure handling of cargo, the delivery of ship’s stores, the management of unaccompanied baggage, control of the embarkation of persons and their personal effects, and the maintenance of effective security communication between the ship and the port facility at all times.
Part of the notice stated that the new protocol requires vessels to provide key details, including the vessel’s name, port of registry, International Maritime Organization (IMO) number, and the name of the port facility.
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