The ship is due to reach the Durban Port on Jul 12 if weather and sea conditions remain favourable
June 27, 2026
Chattogram Bureau
bdnews24.com
Bangladeshi merchant ship Banglar Joyjatra has set sail for its new commercial destination at Port of Durban in South Africa after being stranded in the Strait of Hormuz for 115 days.
The vessel weighed anchor on Friday morning Bangladesh time, exactly three days after arriving at the UAE port of Fujairah, the ship's Captain Shafiqul Islam and Chief Engineer Rashedul Hasan said.
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