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GasLog says LNG carrier ‘stable’ after Hormuz incident

By LNG Prime Staff
GasLog says LNG carrier 'stable' after Hormuz incident
For illustration only (Image: GasLog)

Greek LNG shipping firm GasLog said on Saturday that its 2013-built LNG carrier GasLog Shanghai was in “stable” condition following an incident in the Strait of Hormuz.

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