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São Sebastião–Ilhabela crossing, on the North Coast of SP, is interrupted by strong winds and generates queues

Crossing of the Ilhabela-São Sebastião Ferry on Tuesday night (7) Reproduction/Semil The ferry crossing between São Sebastião and Ilhabela, on the North Coast of São Paulo, was interrupted on Tuesday afternoon (7) due to strong winds....

São Sebastião–Ilhabela crossing, on the North Coast of SP, is interrupted by strong winds and generates queues
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The suspension was adopted preventively to ensure the safety of users and operational teams. Click here to follow the g1 Vale do Paraíba and region channel on WhatsApp The service has already resumed, but there are still impacts on the operation.

  • At 7:30 pm, the estimated waiting time was around 60 minutes in São Sebastião and 150 minutes in Ilhabela.
  • Semil reported that interruptions due to adverse weather conditions follow safety protocols and are adopted whenever necessary.

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Crossing of the Ilhabela-São Sebastião Ferry on Tuesday night (7) Reproduction/Semil The ferry crossing between São Sebastião and Ilhabela, on the North Coast of São Paulo, was interrupted on Tuesday afternoon (7) due to strong winds. According to the Secretariat of Environment, Infrastructure and Logistics (Semil), the strike occurred between 3:14 pm and 5:57 pm, when winds of 29.4 knots were recorded, equivalent to 54.4 km/h. The suspension was adopted preventively to ensure the safety of users and operational teams. ? Click here to follow the g1 Vale do Paraíba and region channel on WhatsApp

The service has already resumed, but there are still impacts on the operation. At 7:30 pm, the estimated waiting time was around 60 minutes in São Sebastião and 150 minutes in Ilhabela. Semil reported that interruptions due to adverse weather conditions follow safety protocols and are adopted whenever necessary. Operation is normalized as soon as navigation conditions are considered safe again. See more news from Vale do Paraíba and the Bragantina region