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Ships Carrying Fuel for Ethiopia Stranded in Arabian Gulf; Diesel Arrives in Bangladesh
Three ships carrying 120,000 metric tons of diesel and 60,000 metric tons of jet fuel destined for Ethiopia are reportedly stranded in the Arabian Gulf. Meanwhile, a separate ship carrying 34,000 tons of diesel from Malaysia has arrived at Chittagong Port in Bangladesh.
4 Apr, 07:48 — 4 Apr, 10:10
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dhaka-tribuneMostly Factual6d ago
Ship carrying 34,000 tons of diesel from Malaysia arrives at Ctg Port - Dhaka Tribune
Ship carrying 34,000 tons of diesel from Malaysia arrives at Ctg Port Dhaka Tribune
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Three ships carrying 120,000 mt diesel, 60,000 mt jet fuel for Ethiopia delivery stranded in the Arabian Gulf - Addis Standard
Three ships carrying 120,000 mt diesel, 60,000 mt jet fuel for Ethiopia delivery stranded in the Arabian Gulf Addis Standard
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First report: dhaka-tribune · 4 Apr, 07:48|Full coverage: 2 · 2h|Window: 2h
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