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Ten Thai vessels safely depart Strait of Hormuz after coordinated efforts
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Ten Thai-flagged vessels and ships chartered by Thai operators have safely departed the Strait of Hormuz following coordinated efforts by Thai authorities, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) announced yesterday, June 30.
Key facts
- Ten Thai-flagged vessels and ships chartered by Thai operators have safely departed the Strait of Hormuz following coordinated efforts by Thai authorities, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) announced yesterday, June 30.
- The vessels had been stranded in the Strait of Hormuz since its closure on February 28
- The ministry said the development resulted from coordinated efforts involving the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Royal Thai Navy, the Ministry of Commerce, the Office of the National Security Council, and other public and private sector
- The agencies worked together to monitor the situation and provide ongoing assistance to the affected vessels
Summary
The vessels had been stranded in the Strait of Hormuz since its closure on February 28. The MFA said only one vessel, Hatthaya Naree, remains in the area while awaiting cargo loading and is expected to depart once loading is complete.
The ministry said the development resulted from coordinated efforts involving the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Royal Thai Navy, the Ministry of Commerce, the Office of the National Security Council, and other public and private sector agencies.