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The Panama Canal is busy again after two drought years, with cargo tonnage rising faster than ship counts in fiscal 2026. Here is what actually rose, how deep ships can now go, and why water remains the waterway's wild card. The post Panama Canal Traffic Rises as Cargo Tonnage Climbs 7% appeared first on The Rio Times .
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