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Indian LPG tanker crosses Strait of Hormuz amid regional tensions

Apr 6, 20268 sources

place:hormuzplace:mumbai

Summary

An Indian-flagged LPG tanker named Green Asha, carrying 46,000 metric tons of fuel bound for Mumbai, has crossed the Strait of Hormuz. It is the eighth India-flagged vessel to transit this strategic waterway since early March, using what some reports call a 'new shipping route.' The regional tensions, described as a 'distant war in West Asia,' are reportedly affecting infrastructure projects in Mumbai.

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