A total of 457 container vessels arrived at Yangon Port in the past eight months (January-August) of 2026, Myanma Port Authority announced.
Yangon
Port handled arrivals of 55 container vessels each in August, July and June, 57
in May, 53 in April, 59 in March, 60 in February and 63 in January 2026.
Moreover, 61 vessels are scheduled to arrive at the port in September.
Yangon
Port operated 728 container vessels in 2025, 633 in 2024 and 629 in 2023. Thanks
to the draft extension, international ocean liners can access the inner port
for now, according to the Myanma Port Authority’s statement on 22 June 2024.
After
the new navigation channel (Kings Bank Channel) accessing the inner Yangon
River was found, the draft extension work was accelerated. After that, the port
can now handle larger ships.
The
container vessel MV SITC Zhaoming (185.99-metre LOA, 35.25-metre Beam, 29,232
GRT and 2,698 TEUs) of Hong Kong-based SITC Shipping Line docked at Asia World
Port Terminal for the first time on 22 June, which is the largest ship that
AWPT Port has handled.
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