World · 28 March 2026
Two LPG tankers exit Gulf, ease India shortage.
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Two additional liquefied petroleum gas tankers heading to India have successfully exited the Persian Gulf via the Strait of Hormuz, adding to a slow recovery in fuel shipments despite ongoing conflict. The movement comes as India works to ease a severe LPG shortage caused by disruptions in the region. Several vessels remain stranded, but authorities are gradually moving cargoes out under tight security, highlighting the fragile but improving flow of energy supplies through the critical maritime route.
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