By interlink | 17/09/2026
STRAIT OF HORMUZ NEARLY PARALYZED: ONLY 4 VESSELS PASSED THROUGH IN ONE DAY
According to Reuters, only four commercial vessels passed through the Strait of Hormuz on September 15, compared with an average of around 125–140 vessels per day before the conflict.
The sharp decline in maritime traffic is raising significant concerns for global shipping, supply chains, and energy markets. The Strait of Hormuz is one of the world’s key maritime routes, playing a critical role in the transportation of oil, gas, and other commodities between the Gulf region and international markets.
For importers, exporters, and logistics businesses, disruptions along major shipping routes can lead to changes in vessel schedules, longer transit times, additional costs, and the need to develop alternative transportation routes.

Source: Dan tri
As global trade continues to face uncertainty, closely monitoring major shipping routes and proactively developing logistics contingency plans are becoming increasingly important for businesses seeking to minimize risks and maintain supply chain operations.
Interlink continues to keep you updated with the latest developments in shipping, logistics, and international trade.
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