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Weesp lock reopens to pleasure craft

Weesp lock reopens to pleasure craft

The lock at Weesp has reopened to pleasure craft following recent rainfall after being closed since August 13 due to severe drought conditions. Water management authorities caution that the lock may close again if dry, warm weather returns, and note that emergency pumps in Muiden have been deactivated for now.

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