Nine vessels are scheduled to sail or berth at Port Qasim as container, agricultural, energy and industrial cargo moves through the facility.

KARACHI: Port Qasim recorded continued shipping activity over the past 24 hours, with nine vessels scheduled to sail from or berth at the port as of 8.00am on October 4, 2026.

According to the latest daily shipping programme, four vessels are scheduled to sail during the day, carrying a range of agricultural, energy and industrial cargo.

M.T-YC Daisy, carrying 18,600 tonnes of palm oil, is scheduled to depart at 3.00pm.

M.V-Newsun Luckky, loaded with 22,076 tonnes of rice, is expected to sail at 3.30pm. At the same time, M.T-Alisa 1, carrying 3,445 tonnes of LPG, and M.T-Ginga Bobcat, carrying 24,288 tonnes of phosphoric acid, are also scheduled to leave the port.

Five additional vessels are listed for berthing at different terminals throughout the day.

Container vessel M.V-GFS Roja is scheduled to berth at 9.00am, followed by M.V-MSC Barbara at 11.45am.

Later in the day, M.T-NCC Reem, carrying 28,000 tonnes of palm oil, is expected to berth at 6.00pm.

M.V-Elisabeth, carrying 6,000 tonnes of bitumen, is scheduled to arrive at 6.30pm, while M.T-PGC Yiannios is also expected to berth at the same time.

The latest schedule reflects continued movement of container, agricultural, energy and industrial cargo through Port Qasim, highlighting the port’s role in supporting Pakistan’s maritime trade and supply chains.