8 more South Korean vessels exit Strait of Hormuz, ministry says

Eight more South Korean vessels have exited the Strait of Hormuz, South Korea’s Oceans Ministry says, reports Reuters.

A total of five South Korean-operated ships remained in the area, with 47 crew members on board as of 9am Seoul time on Friday, the ministry said.

The ministry declined to disclose details on the vessels, citing requests from shippers and crew members.

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