Mahigit 130 barko ng lamanan mula sa Pilipinas nakulong sa Strait of Hormuz

Nakulong ang mahigit 130 barko ng lamanan na may kaugnayan sa Pilipinas sa Strait of Hormuz dahil sa nagpapatuloy na salungatan sa Gitnang Silangan, na nagdudulot ng paninikip sa daloy ng mga kalakal, ayon sa mga tagapagtanggol ng pagpapadala. Ibinahagi ni Patrick Ronas, pangulo ng Association of International Shipping Lines, ang isyung ito sa pagdinig ng Senado.

Nagbigkas si Patrick Ronas, pangulo ng Association of International Shipping Lines (ASIL) na binubuo ng 36 miyembro, sa pagdinig ng panel sa agrikultura ng Senado noong Miyerkules, Abril 8. Ayon sa kanya, mahigit 130 barko ng lamanan ang nakulong sa Strait of Hormuz, na may kaunti lamang ang nakakaalis. Kasama rin dito ang mga barko ng pangkalahatang karga at ilang tanker na kailangang maghanap ng paraan para makalabas.

Ipinaliwanag ni Ronas na sa isang pagpupulong sa Department of Trade and Industry, ipinarating ng ASIL ang pag-aalala na hindi na makakarating ang mga produktong ipinapadala mula sa Pilipinas sa mga destinasyon nito. Karaniwang inilalabas ang mga lamanan ng mga barkong may Philippine exports sa Khor Fakkan, United Arab Emirates, bago ang Strait of Hormuz, at kailangan nang i-truck sa mga huling destinasyon.

"Because of the vessels being trapped in the strait, a diversion of services is being done, reassessment of the network is also being done, as well as containers being offloaded to other ports," aniya.

Ayon naman sa Maritime Industry Authority (MARINA), apat lamang ang Philippine-flagged ships na nasa 'danger zone' ng salungatan sa Gitnang Silangan. Sinabi ni MARINA spokesman Lui delos Santos na hindi nangangahulugang nasa Strait of Hormuz ang mga ito, ngunit ang pinakamahusay na ruta pabalik ay sa pamamagitan nito. Pinayagan na rin ng gobyerno ng Iran ang dalawang barkong Pilipino na dumaan: isang tanker patungong India at isang bulk carrier patungong China.

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Illustration of Philippine vessels safely passing through the Strait of Hormuz following Iran's assurance.
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Nagkakasundo ang Iran at Pilipinas na payagang ligtas, walang hadlang, at mabilis na magdaan ang mga barkong Pilipino, mga pinagkukunan ng enerhiya, at mga seafarers sa Strait of Hormuz sa gitna ng tensyon sa Gitnang Silangan. Kinumpirma ito ni Foreign Affairs Secretary Theresa Lazaro pagkatapos ng tawag niya sa Iranian Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi noong April 2. Mahalaga ito para sa kaligtasan ng mga Pilipinong seafarers at seguridad ng enerhiya ng bansa.

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In an update to South Korea's response to the Strait of Hormuz crisis, Foreign Minister Cho Hyun stated on April 15 that Seoul has no plans to pay Iran for passage of its 26 stranded ships carrying 173 seafarers, aligning with the U.S.-led blockade. Data on the vessels was shared with Iran, the U.S., and Gulf states, factoring in a recent two-week ceasefire between Washington and Tehran.

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Iran’s Revolutionary Guards warned of severe reaction against any military ship transiting the Strait of Hormuz, after two US destroyers passed through for a demining operation. The threat comes as peace talks between the United States and Iran began in Pakistan. Navigation in this strategic waterway remains hindered by mines laid by Tehran.

At least 11 vessels anchored in the Gulf of Oman and the Persian Gulf broadcast Chinese links via transponders on Friday afternoon as a defensive measure to evade a potential Iran blockade. Analysts view this as leveraging Beijing's relative neutrality in the Middle East conflict for diplomatic protection.

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The closure of the Strait of Hormuz due to escalating tensions in the Middle East has forced global shipping companies to reroute vessels around the Cape of Good Hope, causing delays and higher costs. South African retailers like Shoprite report disruptions with goods stuck in transit, while rising oil prices add to inflation pressures. Experts warn of supply chain shocks affecting businesses worldwide.

 

 

 

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