Hazardous cargo storage distances prescribed: distinct rules for explosives and IMDG-based separation for general cargo. Guidelines require segregation of hazardous imported or exported goods with explosives treated separately. A uniform thirty-metre separation from administrative buildings is prescribed for hazardous goods other than explosives, while explosives remain subject to the earlier two-hundred-metre guidance. Separation between hazardous and general cargo in port areas must follow the IMDG Code. Land storage in notified areas must comply with specific statutory rules for the commodity, and where port rules conflict with specific rules, the specific rules prevail. Annexure A of CBEC Circular No.4/2011 is modified accordingly and public notices are to be issued.
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Hazardous cargo storage distances prescribed: distinct rules for explosives and IMDG-based separation for general cargo.
Guidelines require segregation of hazardous imported or exported goods with explosives treated separately. A uniform thirty-metre separation from administrative buildings is prescribed for hazardous goods other than explosives, while explosives remain subject to the earlier two-hundred-metre guidance. Separation between hazardous and general cargo in port areas must follow the IMDG Code. Land storage in notified areas must comply with specific statutory rules for the commodity, and where port rules conflict with specific rules, the specific rules prevail. Annexure A of CBEC Circular No.4/2011 is modified accordingly and public notices are to be issued.
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