Few vessels transit Strait of Hormuz amid traffic drop

The Strait of Hormuz experienced a sharp decline in maritime traffic, with only five ships passing through on Tuesday, compared to a previous average of 15 ships per day over ten days. Data shows that two LPG carriers and a tanker carrying asphalt exited the strait, while two empty tankers entered. It is worth noting that these figures may change due to some ships ceasing automatic tracking. This decrease in maritime activity comes despite the number remaining stable compared to Monday, but it is significantly below the previous average. The decline is attributed to the ongoing closure of the strait, which has resulted in an 85% reduction in the volume of related maritime trade over the past six months.

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