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Jammed ship halts shipping activities at Port Qasim

byWaqar Ahmed Ansari
01/09/2015
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KARACHI:  Most of the ships approaching to Karachi Port Qasim are waiting for their turn as one ship jammed.

Sources told Customs Today, one ship which was coming from  Qatar and is loaded with LNG jammed at Port Qasim Channel. Authorities are taking measure for release of the ship. Customs authorities says that ship jammed due to its engine failure. Authorities are taking all possible measure to remove the ship from the channel. They are also used coating boat to free ship from mud. Hopefully ship will be released soon.

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