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Tanzanian cargo ship overturns in Iranian port
A Tanzanian cargo ship has capsized and sunk in the southern Iranian port of Assaluyeh, state media reports.
The official IRNA news agency says the vessel named Anil overturned because containers on it were configured incorrectly at the port’s dock No. 9. The port has more than two dozen piers.
IRNA says rescue teams transferred the ship’s crew to safety. It does not elaborate.
This morning on the 24th jan , the ANIL container ship under the flag of Tanzania sank in Berth 9 of Pars Asaluye service port. In iran. ???????????????????????? pic.twitter.com/Txk19mnh0r
— S.S.T captain jahani (@seafarer0help) January 24, 2023
Iran and Tanzania do less than $100 million in trade per year. The port is the main hub for shipment of gas and petrochemicals produced in Iran and is located about 940 kilometers (580 miles) south of the capital Tehran.
Iran’s imports and exports have slowed due to banking and oil sanctions imposed by the US after president Donald Trump in 2018 pulled America from a nuclear deal between Iran and world powers.
