A Qatar Liquefied Natural Gas Carrier is Crossing the Strait of Hormuz
BlockBeats News, May 9th, According to reports, a liquefied natural gas carrier associated with Qatar loaded in Ras Laffan Port earlier this month, and on Saturday morning local time, the vessel began to attempt to exit the Persian Gulf.
Vessel tracking data shows that the ship is currently sailing on a route north of Ghasham Island and Larak Island, both approved by Iran. If the ship successfully passes through, this will be Qatar's first known liquefied natural gas export through the Strait of Hormuz since the outbreak of the war at the end of February. The vessel's indicated destination is Kasim Port in Pakistan, with an expected arrival date of May 1st. (Jinse)
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