5000 tons of butane gas arrive at Zaytiat Port in Suez
5000 tons of butane gas arrives at Zeiteyat port
Suez- MENA
A ship carrying 5,000 tons of butane gas sailed into El Zaytiat Port, said Spokesman for the Red Sea Ports Authority Malak Youssef Saturday.
A ferryboat with 229 passengers, three cars and seven trucks on board arrived at Safaga port. A ship with 35 passengers and 35 trucks sailed into the port, he said, adding another ship carrying 26 trucks also arrived at Safaga.
The spokesman said Nuweiba harbor received a ship with 750 passengers on board
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