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Maersk Says Oman’s Port of Salalah to Gradually Resume Operations on March 31

Shipping giant says some operational constraints may remain as port works to restore full capacity after security incident - Anadolu Ajansı

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Maersk says Oman’s Port of Salalah to gradually resume operations on March 31

Shipping giant says some operational constraints may remain as port works to restore full capacity after security incident - Anadolu Ajansı

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Zawya

Maersk says Omani port hit by drone to reopen tomorrow

Maersk said the port’s management will take “necessary measures” to progressively build up to full capacity

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The Loadstar

Drone strike keeps Salalah shut as disruption ripples across Gulf

Operations at Oman’s Port of Salalah remain suspended following an Iranian drone strike on Saturday that disabled a ship-to-shore crane, with APM Terminal’s hopes of a 48hr return to normalcy having been missed. Minor injuries to a worker as a consequence of the strike was reported, with the port immediately evacuated, prompting Maersk’s terminal-operating division to announce the two-day suspension of operations. Per the carrier’s advisory page…

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MARINE & OCÉANS

Salalah's Port in Oman Will Resume Operations, Maersk Announces

Copenhagen, 30 March 2026 (AFP) – The Danish shipowner Maersk announced on Monday that the port of Salalah to the Sultanate of Oman, affected on Saturday by a drone attack, would resume its operations gradually from 31 March. "The affected area is limited and, as the operations resume, the port will implement the [...] The article The port of Salalah to Oman will resume its operations, announces Maersk appeared first on MARINE & OCEANS.

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