Diverted freight, bad weather cause congestion in Singapore port
PSA observes higher vessel arrival volumes, says conditions are expected to be temporary
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[SINGAPORE] The port congestion in Singapore, the world’s largest transhipment hub, has happened as expected – since the Middle East conflict commenced.
But weather has also played a part in vessel bunching at the city-state.
Port operator PSA Singapore has observed higher vessel arrival volumes due to a combination of factors, such as weather-related disruptions in the Far East as well as compounding delays upstream on some east-bound vessel routes.
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