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KPT shipping movements report

byCT Report
27/10/2017
in Ports and Shipping
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KARACHI: Following were the Movements of Ships at Karachi Port Trust (KPT) during last 24 hours, ending at 0700 hours on Friday.

SHIPS SAILED:
DL Aster
Clemens Schulte
Ocean Colussus
Polo
Maliakkos

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SHIPS BERTHED:
Wawasan Topaz
Tanker
Damas
General Cargo
Umm Ad Dalkh
Fertilizer
Hansa Offenburg
Container Ship
Kota Lambai
Container Ship
M.T.Quetta
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EXPECTED SAILING
DATE
Xin Min 18
27/10/17
Damas
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Wawasan Topaz
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Papayiannis
27/10/17
Nord Crest
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Mol Endowment
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DATE
CARGO
Star Ploeg
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Chemroad Nova
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27/10/17 Cont
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Nagoya Tower
27/10/17 Cont
Libra
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Sea Hawk
28/10/17 D/3000. Base Oil
Prosper
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