India in touch with concerned countries for safe transit of ships through Strait of Hormuz: MEA
India is in touch with concerned countries to ensure the safe transit of its ships through the Strait of Hormuz to meet its energy needs. Four Indian ships laden with LPG have safely crossed the Strait of Hormuz and arrived in India, with the government assuring that the petroleum and LPG supply situation is under control.
The Ministry of External Affairs said India is in touch with concerned countries for the safe transit of its ships through the Strait of Hormuz. Four Indian ships laden with LPG have arrived in India after crossing the Strait. The government has assured that the petroleum and LPG supply situation is under control. India's approach to sourcing energy needs is based on securing the needs of its people and the dynamics of the market. The country has a total reserve capacity of 74 days and current actual stock cover at approximately 60 days. Crude procurement for the next 60 days has already been secured.
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