Bangladesh, July 7 -- After being stranded in the Persian Gulf for about three and a half months due to the war in West Asia, the 108,000-tonne crude oil tanker "MT Nordic Pollux" has reached the Bangladesh coast.

The ship arrived in Bangladeshi waters on Tuesday morning, but was unable to anchor due to adverse weather conditions.

"MT Nordic Pollux can anchor by 3pm. The ship is now at the Bangladesh [maritime boundary]. It is unable to anchor due to bad weather," Bangladesh Shipping Corporation General Manager (Chartering and Trumping) Md Mujibur Rahman told bdnews24.com.

"The ship carries 108,625 tonnes of crude oil. The process of unloading the oil will begin after anchoring."

All the oil imported by the state-owned Bangladesh Pet...