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Space limitations force Hapag-Lloyd to suspend Bahrain bookings

Hapag-Lloyd has announced that it will not accept bookings to and from Bahrain for the following countries with the decision taking immediate effect.

Bahrain for the following countries:

  • India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Colombo, United Arab Emirates, Oman, Iraq, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Yemen and Qatar.

The German shipping company said it is currently facing space limitations on feeder connections and therefore it cannot accept any new bookings, until further notice.





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