Port Qasim Authority reports one vessel sailing and four vessels scheduled to berth across the port’s terminals on September 18.
KARACHI, September 18, 2026: The Port Qasim Authority (PQA) has released details of vessel movements and berthing activity at Port Qasim for September 18, 2026, covering the 24-hour period up to 8:00am.
The schedule includes one vessel preparing to sail and four vessels scheduled to berth at different terminals, covering container and bulk cargo operations.
Vessel sailing from Port Qasim
M.V. BSG BIMINI, registered under PQA Reg No. 37901, is scheduled to sail at 3:30pm from QICT-VII.
The vessel has a length overall (LOA) of 222 metres. The available schedule does not specify its commodity, manifest quantity, draft or ship agent.
Vessels scheduled for berthing
Several vessels are scheduled to berth at different Port Qasim terminals.
M.V. MSC SAO PAULO V, with PQA Reg No. 37908 and an LOA of 294.12 metres, is scheduled to berth at 9:00am at QT2-II.
The vessel is carrying containers and has an aft and forward draft of 13 metres. MSC Pakistan is listed as its ship agent.
M.V. BERLINDA, registered under PQA Reg No. 37875, has an LOA of 200 metres and is carrying 55,000 tonnes of coal.
It has an aft and forward draft of 12.20 metres and is scheduled to berth at 3:30pm at PIBT. Associated Liner is listed as its ship agent.
M.V. ZHONG GU RI ZHAO, with an LOA of 180 metres, is also scheduled to berth at 3:30pm at QICT-V.
The available schedule does not provide its PQA registration number, commodity, manifest quantity or draft details.
M.V. YASA SUN, registered under PQA Reg No. 37888, has an LOA of 200 metres and is carrying 52,003 tonnes of coal.
The vessel has an aft and forward draft of 11.80 metres and is scheduled to berth at 3:45pm at PQEPT. Associated Liner is listed as its ship agent.
Port Qasim handles container and bulk cargo
The vessel schedule reflects continued container and bulk cargo handling activity at Port Qasim, with coal shipments accounting for a significant share of the listed berthing operations.
The reported movements include vessels operating through QICT, PIBT, QT2-II and PQEPT terminals, highlighting the range of cargo-handling operations taking place at the port.