Notice Regarding Temporary Suspension of Lighting Due to Malfunction at the South Breakwater Light of the First Port Entrance, Kaohsiung Port, please inform your affiliated members or advise vessels navigating the area to exercise caution and avoid the designated waters to ensure operational and navigational safety.-Port of Kaohsiung, Taiwan International Ports Corporation, Ltd.

Notice Regarding Temporary Suspension of Lighting Due to Malfunction at the South Breakwater Light of the First Port Entrance, Kaohsiung Port, please inform your affiliated members or advise vessels navigating the area to exercise caution and avoid the designated waters to ensure operational and navigational safety.

2025-10-07 Kaohsiung

Harbor No. 1146592479
Explanation:
1. This notice is issued in accordance with the email notification from our branch office’s Vessel Traffic Service (VTS) Center dated October 7, 2025.
2. Outage Period: From October 5, 2025, until repairs are completed.
3. Light Pole Position: Latitude 22°37'03.8" N, Longitude 120°15'22.6" E.
4. Contact Person and Phone Number: Our Branch Office, Port Affairs Department, VTS Center – First Signal Station, Tel: 07-562-2108.
5. Attachment: One copy of the "Light Pole Location."

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Last Updated：2025-10-07

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