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Pakistan Imports First LNG Cargo in Weeks in Relief for Energy Crisis
Pakistan has welcomed the first LNG cargo in almost two months as an LNG carrier docked at the GasPort terminal in what would be the first relief to the energy crisis in the country.
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A shipment of liquefied natural gas (LNG) has arrived in Pakistan, marking the country's first LNG cargo in nearly two months. This development is significant because it brings relief to Pakistan's energy crisis. The LNG cargo, which consists of 140,000 cubic meters of gas, has begun feeding into the national gas network. The arrival of this shipment is a result of a long journey from the United States, where the LNG carrier Seapeak Magellan departed from Sabine Pass on March 31.
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