Maritime Parade on August 15. Restricted waters and navigation warnings
The Polish Navy reminds all users of watercraft and water sports equipment to familiarize themselves with the latest Navigation Warnings issued by the Hydrographic Office of the Polish Navy (BHMW).
security navy police pomerania border guard news14 august 2025 | 15:04 | Source: Gazeta Morska | Prepared by: Kamil Kusier | Print
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Due to the Maritime Parade scheduled for August 15, designated areas along the vessels’ route have been temporarily closed to shipping and fishing activities. This measure is aimed at ensuring the safety of participants and naval units taking part in the event. The Navy emphasizes that any violations of these restrictions will be subject to enforcement by the security services supporting the operation.
The event is being secured with the assistance of the Maritime Border Guard Unit, the Military Police, and the Pomeranian Police.
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