Six vessels scheduled to berth while two ships are set to sail from Port Qasim on Thursday

KARACHI: The Port Qasim Authority (PQA) has issued its daily shipping programme for Thursday, August 27, 2026, outlining scheduled vessel sailings, berthings and shifting operations at the port.

According to the programme issued at 0800 hours, two vessels are scheduled to sail, while six vessels are expected to berth at various terminals during the day.

Two vessels scheduled to sail

The M.T-BURGAN, carrying 41,815 tonnes of gas oil, is scheduled to sail at 3:00pm from the FOTCO berth. The 186-metre vessel is being handled by GAC Shipping.

The M.V-CUMBRIA, carrying 41,899 tonnes of cement, is scheduled to depart at 3:30pm from M/W-II. The vessel measures 200 metres in length and is represented by Bulk Shipping Agencies.

Six vessels to berth

Six vessels are scheduled to arrive at different berths and terminals throughout the day.

The M.V-BSG BIMINI, a 222-metre container vessel, is scheduled to berth at 10:00am at QICT-VII, with GAC Shipping listed as its agent.

The M.V-ARKAS, carrying 55,867 tonnes of coal, is scheduled to berth at 12:15pm at PIBT. The vessel is 196 metres long and is also being handled by GAC Shipping.

The M.V-MSC SILVIA, measuring 300 metres in length, is scheduled to berth at 3:00pm at QT2-II.

The M.T-PATREAS, a 117-metre vessel, is scheduled to berth at 6:00pm, with SSGC listed as the shipping agent.

The M.V-SHENG AN HAI, carrying 38,000 tonnes of cement, is scheduled to berth at 6:30pm at M/W-I. The 190-metre vessel is represented by Bulk Shipping & Trading.

The M.T-NAVE CIELO, carrying 31,000 tonnes of mogas, is scheduled to berth at 7:00pm at FOTCO. The 228-metre vessel is being handled by Al-Pine Marine.

Vessel shifting operation

The M.V-VOSCO TRADER, a 190-metre cement carrier, is scheduled for shifting at midnight.

The vessel, represented by Evergreen Shipping, is due to move from M/W-I to another berth as part of routine port-handling operations. The shipping programme lists its manifest quantities as 26,000 tonnes and 12,000 tonnes.

The latest PQA programme provides details of scheduled vessel movements at Port Qasim on August 27, including departures, arrivals and shifting operations across the port’s terminals.