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Abu Dhabi Petroleum Ports Authority tightens Qatari shipping restrictions

An Eikon ship-tracking screen shows tanker traffic around Qatar over the last seven days in this June 6, 2017 illustration photo. (REUTERS)

Updated 08 June 2017

Reuters

June 08, 2017 09:55

Abu Dhabi Petroleum Ports Authority tightens Qatari shipping restrictions

Updated 08 June 2017

Reuters

June 08, 2017 09:55

SINGAPORE: Abu Dhabi Petroleum Ports Authority will deny entry to any ships carrying cargoes going to or from Qatar, two shipping circulars seen by Reuters on Thursday showed.
The new circulars, which were issued late on Wednesday, re-introduced the ban on ships travelling from or destined to arrive in Qatar, after the authorities had eased restrictions just a day earlier.
The ban on all vessels carrying the Qatari flag and vessels owned or operated by Qatar remains in place and those ships will not be allowed into its petroleum ports, the circulars said.