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Pakistan receives second LNG spot cargo since April amid Iran war disruptions 

  • Singapore-flagged BW Helios berthed at Port Qasim on Sunday, carrying 167,070 cubic meters of LNG, says official 
  • Pakistan invited bids from suppliers for spot LNG cargoes last month as Iran war hindered its supplies from Qatar
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