There is a shortage of LPG in India due to supply stoppage in the Strait of Hormuz due to Israel-Iran war. The government has increased production by 30% and asked people not to panic. Meanwhile, memes on the crisis are going viral on social media.
New Delhi: On one hand, there is an outcry due to the shortage of LPG gas in the country, while on the other hand, people making memes on social media are having fun. Due to the war between Israel and Iran, oil and gas crisis has arisen in many countries including India. In India too, gas supply has been affected, due to which people are worried. Many hotels have been closed and the situation is becoming serious. But amidst this tense environment, memes made on social media regarding gas shortage are becoming very viral. People are reducing their headache by seeing these memes.
Anyway, whenever any big incident or sudden problem occurs in the country, making memes on it is not a new thing. Now gas shortage in India has become the new content for social media. The main reason for the problem in gas supply is the closure of the Strait of Hormuz. However, the central government says that there is no need to panic and gas production in the country has been increased by 30%.
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No need to book gas in panic
The government has appealed to the people not to panic and book LPG gas cylinders and not to stand in long queues at gas dealers. It is advised to use the official website for booking. The government has made it clear that the supply of LPG to important places like hospitals and schools continues without any interruption. This problem will be solved soon.
It is reported that some Indian crew members present on the ship were killed and some were injured in an attack near Hormuz. An Indian oil tanker ship has reached the country and talks are ongoing. The central government has said that rapid steps are being taken to resolve the gas crisis and there is no need to worry unnecessarily.
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There is no shortage of petrol and diesel
The government has also said that there is no shortage of petrol and diesel in the country, because India has sufficient reserves of oil. At present the problem is only regarding gas supply, steps are being taken to fix it. Gas dealers have not yet given any report of running out of gas, but still the Central Government is taking this interruption in supply seriously.
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