The Port Qasim Authority (PQA) has released its shipping activity report for Tuesday, March 12, 2024, providing valuable information for stakeholders and industry participants.
During the past 24 hours, five ships—MSC Aria-III, MSC Beira-IV, Fame, Kiso, and Menomonee—docked at various terminals, transporting containers, soya bean seed, chemicals, and coal. The Container Terminal, Grain Terminal, Engro Terminal, and Bulk Terminal welcomed these vessels, contributing to the dynamic shipping landscape at Port Qasim. Additionally, two ships, FSM and Dravin, arrived at the outer-anchorage of Port Qasim on Monday, carrying Liquefied Petroleum Gases (LPGs).
At PQA berths, nine ships were actively engaged in the last 24 hours. MSC Beira-IV and Crested Eagle set sail on Tuesday morning, while Yongheng Ocean and Kiso are expected to follow suit later in the day. The cargo handled at the port amounted to 128,424 tonnes, comprising 95,803 tonnes of imports and 32,621 tonnes of exports. This cargo was transported in 1,927 containers, including 425 TEUs of imports and 1,502 TEUs of exports.
Presently, seven ships are positioned at the Outer Anchorage of Port Qasim. Melody and Dravin, along with the edible oil carrier ‘Rhine,’ are anticipated to load and offload rice, LPG, and palm oil at MW-1, EVTL, and LCT respectively on Tuesday. Additionally, two more ships, Maersk Cape Town and San Francisco Bridge, are scheduled to arrive at Port Qasim on Wednesday, adding to the bustling maritime activity in the region.
The shipping activity at Port Qasim serves as a barometer for trade and economic vitality, reflecting the continuous flow of goods and commodities in and out of the port. Stakeholders are advised to stay updated on these developments as they impact supply chains, trade dynamics, and the overall economic landscape. The proactive release of shipping reports by the Port Qasim Authority enhances transparency and facilitates informed decision-making for businesses and industry participants alike.
