LPG vessel 'Jag Vasant' carrying around 47,000 metric tonnes of liquefied petroleum gas arrives at a port after transiting the Strait of Hormuz amid West Asia tensions, in Vadinar, Gujarat.PTI A shipment of over 47,000 metric tonnes of Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) arrived at the Vadinar Terminal of DPA Kandla in Jamnagar, Gujarat, on Saturday. The vessel, MT Jag Vasant, is set to transfer its cargo to another ship at anchorage through a Ship-to-Ship (STS) operation, maintaining resilience and reliability for un-interrupted energy supply chain. Speaking to ANI, Sushil Kumar Singh, Chairman of Deendayal Port Authority (DPA), said the vessel, MT Jag Vasant, arrived last night, and its daughter vessel, Rose Gas, arrived in Vadinar this morning. The vessel arrived in India after crossing the Strait of Hormuz amid the Middle East Crisis that delayed the passing of several such tankers. "A vessel, MT Jag Vasant, carrying 47,180 metric tons of LPG, arrived in Vadinar last night. Its daughter vessel, Rose Gas, arrived in Vadinar at 7:30 this morning. A ship-to-ship transfer will take place from it," said Singh. He further added that the ship-to-ship transfer operation will take approximately 15 hours and will be completed by tomorrow morning. "Of the 47,180 metric tons, 17,100 metric tons will be loaded onto the daughter vessel. Rose Gas will arrive at Kandla Port, and the mother vessel, Jag Vasant, will carry the remaining quantity to Mumbai Port and New Mangalore Port. The operation will take approximately 15 hours. This ship-to-ship transfer will be completed by tomorrow morning," Singh added. Earlier, speaking at a joint inter-ministerial briefing, Special Secretary in the Ministry of Ports, Shipping and Waterways Rajesh Kumar Sinha said authorities are closely monitoring the situation and maintaining coordination with various stakeholders. "In the Gulf region, there has been no information in the last 24 hours regarding any incident involving Indian-flagged ships or Indian seafarers. All are safe," Sinha said. He added that Indian ships operating in the Persian Gulf are also safe. "In the Persian Gulf, there are 20 ships sailing under the Indian flag, with around 540 Indians onboard, and they are also safe," he said. For the Latest news, India News and breaking stories from around the world, visit Times Now for live coverage and in-depth reporting. Pranjal Gupta hails from Madhya Pradesh. She has a keen interest in politics and defines herself as a thinker, reader, and writer who found her passio... View More