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KPT ships movement, cargo handling report  Dec 2, 2019

byCT Report
02/12/2019
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KARACHI: Following were the movements of ships and cargo handling at the Karachi Port Trust (KPT) during the last 48 hours, ending at 0700 hours on Monday.

SHIPS BERTHED: CSCL Sydney Container Ship Oriental Freesia Tanker CT Ace Tanker Diyala Container Ship M.T Lahore Tanker.

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SHIPS SAILED: Cosco Pacific ASL Fortune M.T Quetta Kota Cabar Hafnia Australia CSCL Sydney CARGO HANDLING TURNOVER: The total cargo handled at Karachi Port during the last 48 hours closed at 216,468 Metric Tons.

The breakup shows that the port has handled 59,623 Metric Tons of export cargo and 156,845 Metric Tons of import cargo during the said period.

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COMMODITY: IMPORT: EXPORT: TOTAL: Containers 48,573 34,477 83,050 Bulk Cargo —— —— —— DAP 15,325 —— 15,325 Clinkers —— 20,500 20,500 Soya Bean Seeds 14,148 —— 14,148 Talc Powder —— 1,446 1,446 Oil/Liquid Cargo 78,799 3,200 81,999

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