Two India-bound LPG carriers navigate Hormuz Strait after recent attack

Hormuz Strait LPG carriers India-bound ships

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Two Indian-bound ships, SYMI and NV SUNSHINE, carrying 66,392 tonnes of LPG, safely crossed the Hormuz Strait despite heightened tensions after an attack on Indian-flagged dhow Haji Ali, which sank on May 13 with all 14 crew rescued by Oman.

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