No changes to current advise – Office for Territorial Management and Records

June 02, 2021 – The Office for Territorial Management and Records, the Mount Vema government agency responsible for providing information about pollution, risk level to the marine life, fisheries, the terrain, volcanology and seismology, told VSBCnews that it will not be making any changes to its current advise.
 
The agency was due to make updates to its guide this week and submit it to His Mount Vema Majesty’s Government as it is the duty of the agency to gather data throughout the year and make recommendations at least two to three times a year.    
 
The report compiled by The Office for Territorial Management and Records comes from data provided by a variety of sources including information available on the public domain, contractors,

sub-contractors, Royal Mount Vema Society for Geological Survey and the Royal Mount Vema Society for Marine Science and Conservation, as well as other independent sources.
 
The data is made available per geographic coordinates - per 1 sq. km area and numbered 1 to 110 as map reference per sq. km. It includes atmospheric, surface, and under water activities.​
 
Current Guide:
    Pollution caused by human activity: Current Risk Level - Low
    Disruption to the Marine Life: Current Risk Level - Low
    Terrain – Subm​arine Landslides: Risk Level to Property and Life - Low
    Seismology - Earthquakes: Risk Level to Property and Life - Low
    Volcanology - Vulcanic Activity: Risk Level to Property and Life - Low

• Swells and Wave Height Disruption: Risk Level to Property and Life - Low (after construction of breakwaters) however, currently – High
• Gale Force Wind Disruption: Risk Level to Property and Life - Low (after construction) however, currently the risk can be occasionally – High
• Visibility due to Fog, Mist, Haze: Risk Level to Property and Life - Low (after construction) however, currently the risk can be occasionally - High​