The Abbot Point Coal Terminal in North Queensland, Australia, is due to receive its first coal 

train  on  Thursday  afternoon, Australian time, since it closed due to Cyclone Debbie in late 

March, a spokesman for terminal owner Adani told S&P Global Platts on Thursday. 

The first train, which comes via the Newlands line, will arrive at 16:00 AEST, he said. 

It will take until next Thursday for APCT to recover to full capacity, the spokesman added. 

The Port of Abbot Point was closed on March 28 in preparation for the cyclone. 

APCT  has  a  shipment  capacity  of  50  million  mt/year. In March, it shipped 2.46 million mt, 

which was down 11% year on year, North Queensland Bulk Ports data showed.