Port Qasim records vessel movements involving petrol, coal and container cargo, while a bunker supply vessel is listed for shifting operations.
KARACHI: Port Qasim recorded the sailing of two vessels and the berthing of two others, according to the daily shipping operations report issued on Thursday, October 15, 2026.
The report, updated at 8:00am Pakistan Standard Time (PST), lists movements involving motor gasoline (Mogas), coal, containers and bunker supplies during the preceding 24 hours.
Sailing of vessels
Two vessels were scheduled to sail from Port Qasim at 3:30pm.
The tanker M.T. Electa, registered under PQA number 38007, was listed to depart from the FOTCO terminal carrying 36,278 tonnes of Mogas. The vessel has a length overall (LOA) of 183 metres, with an aft and forward draft of 8.80 metres.
Meanwhile, M.V. Porto Dolicha, registered under PQA number 38014, was scheduled to sail from PQEPT carrying 51,081 tonnes of coal. The vessel has an LOA of 190 metres and a draft of 12 metres at both the aft and forward positions.
Al-Pine Marine is the agent for M.T. Electa, while Associated Liner is handling M.V. Porto Dolicha.
Berthing of vessels
Two vessels were listed for berthing at 11:30am.
M.V. Jaador, registered under PQA number 38018, was scheduled to berth at HFP&S-IV with 42,003 tonnes of coal. The vessel measures 190 metres in length and has a draft of 10.50 metres at both the aft and forward positions. Ocean World is its shipping agent.
The container vessel M.V. BSG Barbados, registered under PQA number 38020, was also scheduled to berth at QICT-VII. The 222-metre-long vessel has an aft draft of 12 metres and a forward draft of 11.65 metres. GAC Shipping is listed as its agent.
The report does not specify a manifest quantity for the container vessel.
Vessel shifting operations
The shipping report also lists M.T. Marine Ista for shifting operations. Registered under PQA number 38013-B, the 103-metre vessel is designated for bunker supply.
Al-Pine Marine is listed as its shipping agent. The report records the shifting time as 00:00:00 and identifies QT2-II as the berth location, without specifying a destination berth.
The latest vessel movements provide an overview of cargo and shipping activity at Port Qasim, one of Pakistan’s key maritime gateways for energy supplies, bulk commodities and containerised trade.