To parse a date string with a timezone specified at the end using the Carbon PHP package, you can use the parse method with the DateTime format that includes the timezone offset. Here's an example:

php
use Carbon\Carbon;

$dateString = '2022-03-16 15:30:00+01:00';
$carbonInstance = Carbon::createFromFormat('Y-m-d H:i:sP', $dateString);
echo $carbonInstance->toDateTimeString(); // Output: 2022-03-16 15:30:00

In this example, we define a string variable with the date and timezone offset we want to parse. We then use the createFromFormat method to create a Carbon instance from the date string and format that includes the timezone offset. The "P" in the format string represents the timezone offset in the format of +/-HH:MM. Finally, we output the date and time in a readable format using the toDateTimeString method.

Note that the timezone offset is important for determining the correct date and time in different time zones. If you omit the timezone offset, Carbon will use the default timezone of the server on which the code is running.
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