MDN 62/2026
SÉCURITÉTemporary acoustic and hydrophone monitors in western waters of Hong Kong
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ActiveAcoustic and hydrophone monitors for a dolphin survey have been temporarily established at eight positions in the western waters of Hong Kong. Monitors are seabed-mounted (frames and concrete anchors) with three hydrophone positions marked by yellow marker buoys with yellow flashing lights. Works and diving for data retrieval will be carried out by a work boat with a guard boat, establishing an approximately 20 metre working area; hours of work 0700-1900 (no Sundays/public holidays). The notice supersedes Marine Department Notice No. 216/2024.
- Type
- Survey operations · severity moderate
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- Location
- Western waters of Hong Kong
- Validity
- From 01 Apr 2026, 00:00 UTC
With immediate effect and for a period of approximately 10 months. Hours of work will be from 0700 to 1900 hours. No works on Sundays and public holidays. - Activity periods
- ? - ? (Daily works 0700-1900 (no Sundays and public holidays); vessels will not stay outside these hours)
- Hazards
- seabed-mounted acoustic monitors, seabed-mounted hydrophone monitors, marker buoys with flashing lights, work boat and guard boat operations, diving operations, reduced water depth above monitors, working area around vessels
- Cancels
- Marine Department Notice No. 216/2024
Worked out automatically from the warning text on 30 Sept 2026, 11:17 UTC. It can be wrong: the official warning text is the authority.
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- Keep-clear distance
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- Lights and buoys affected
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- Nearby lights and rescue centres
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