The Panama Canal is exploring the construction of a new water reservoir that would provide capacity for 11 additional ship crossings, the administrator of the key global waterway said in a statement on Tuesday.
The administration is also seeking to make its ship reservation system "more permanent," the statement added.
(Reuters - Reporting by Elida Moreno)
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