Beirut explosion prompts new guidelines for disposal of hazardous materials at ports: The Egyptian Authority for Maritime Safety has reportedly issued new guidelines for the storage and disposal of hazardous waste, Al Mal reports, citing sources from the authority. The new regs classify paint, varnish, ink, glue or soldering materials — among others — as hazardous and requiring safe disposal. The restrictions also include a ban on the storage of coal in closed containers.
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