Fuel supply fears ease as oil tankers arrive at Port Qasim

Fuel shortage fears ease as tankers begin arriving at Port Qasim

Karachi  -  Fears of a petrol shortage in Pakistan began to subside on Tuesday as oil shipments began arriving at Port Qasim after fuel prices surged amid the

4 fuel-laden ships reach Pakistan amid concerns about shortages, 3 yet to berth

A vessel, bringing petrol for the state-owned Pakistan State Oil, is expected to arrive after March 16.

Fuel supply fears ease as oil tankers arrive at Port Qasim

Fears of a petrol shortage in Pakistan began to subside on Tuesday as oil shipments began arriving at Port Qasim after fuel prices surged amid the ongoing US-Iran conflict in the Middle East. According to Port Qasim Authority (PQA) spokesperson Asad Altaf Hussain Warsi, the vessel Torm Damini has already discharged about 37,000 metric tonnes of gas oil at Port Qasim over roughly 40 hours and is scheduled to sail tonight. “The tanker Nave Atropos…

Petrol Shipments Arrive at Port Qasim

Four petrol-laden ships arrive at Port Qasim as Pakistan responds to fuel shortages triggered by the US-Israel-Iran conflict. Four petrol-laden vessels have arrived at Port Qasim as Pakistan works to stabilise fuel supplies amid a global energy disruption linked to tensions involving the United States, Israel and Iran. According to port officials, approximately 37,000 tonnes of petrol have already been offloaded, while another shipment of 50,000…

Fuel ships dock at Karachi Port, public relief still elusive

KARACHI: Pakistan received four fuel-laden ships at Port Qasim as part of urgent efforts to replenish dwindling reserves amid global supply disruptions caused by the ongoing US-Israel attack against Iran, which has severely impacted shipping through the Strait of Hormuz — the country’s primary oil import route. Officials confirmed that the arrivals, carrying over 176,000 metric tonnes of diesel and petrol combined, are expected to stabilize supp…

Pakistan receives multiple fuel shipments amid global shortages

Pakistan is receiving several fuel shipments this week to replenish its petroleum stocks. The move comes amid global shortages and geopolitical tensions affecting energy trade. A marine tanker, Torm Damini, arrived on March 8 and offloaded 37,000 tonnes of diesel. Another vessel, Nave Atropos, carrying 50,000 tonnes of petrol, is scheduled to berth on Wednesday. Unloading is expected to take about 30 hours. A third tanker, Spruce 2, carrying 55,…