There is no reduction in the weight of gas cylinders; Even further, only 14.2 kg of gas will be available

New Delhi : Currently Iran-U.S The war is on. This war is affecting the fuel supply. Gas shortage is felt on a large scale. It was reported that oil companies have found a new way to avoid gas shortage in the country. It can start filling 10 kg of gas instead of 14.2 kg in domestic gas cylinders. There were reports that such a proposal has been submitted to the government. However, the Center said that these are just rumours.

Sujata Sharma, Joint Secretary, Ministry of Petroleum, refuted the reports of reducing the weight of gas cylinders. Information that any such proposal is under discussion is incorrect. People should not believe in rumours. It was also informed that at present the supply of gas is smooth and the amount of bookings has also come down to 50 lakhs. Meanwhile, reports have surfaced that oil companies have found a new way to avoid gas shortage in the country. According to official sources, domestic gas cylinders may start filling 10 kg of gas instead of 14.2 kg. It was said that such a proposal has been submitted to the government.

According to the companies, the range of supply can be increased by filling 4.2 kg less gas in each cylinder. That is, a cylinder that normally lasts 45 days in households will now last only 30 days. However, Sujata Sharma, Joint Secretary, Ministry of Petroleum clarified that the news about reducing the weight of the cylinders are rumours.

India’s oil crisis will end soon

Pyxis Pioneer, a tanker carrying LPG from Texas, USA, is now ready to unload cargo. Meanwhile, the ship Aqua Titan carrying crude oil from Russia has also arrived at ‘New Mangalore Port’. It is important to mention that the ship Pyxis Pioneer departed from Texas, USA last Sunday morning and arrived safely at Mangalore port on Monday. Following this, the Russian cargo ship Aqua Titan has also now arrived safely in Mangalore.

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