Only one LPG-carrying vessel has reached Bangladesh from the Middle East since tensions escalated in the region, with shipping through the Strait of Hormuz virtually suspended, according to port data and shipping sources.
No ships have arrived via the key route since the outbreak of conflict, leaving at least two fuel-laden tankers stranded in the region.
Against this backdrop, A small LPG tanker, MT BWEK Bornholm, arrived in Chattogram’s Sitakunda on 25 March via the Gulf of Oman, carrying around 4000 tonnes of liquefied petroleum gas.
Only one LPG-carrying vessel has reached Bangladesh from the Middle East since tensions escalated in the region, with shipping through the Strait of Hormuz virtually suspended, according to port data and shipping sources.
No ships have arrived via the key route since the outbreak of conflict, leaving at least two fuel-laden tankers stranded in the region.
Against this backdrop, A small LPG tanker, MT BWEK Bornholm, arrived in Chattogram’s Sitakunda on 25 March via the Gulf of Oman, carrying around 4000 tonnes of liquefied petroleum gas.
