LPG tanker owners in Chennai have commenced an indefinite strike, demanding higher freight rates from oil companies. However, oil companies have assured the public that the supply of cylinders will not be affected by this strike. The strike by the LPG tanker owners has raised concerns about the potential impact on the distribution and availability of cooking gas cylinders in the region. The tanker owners have been in negotiations with oil companies for an increase in freight rates due to rising operational costs. This strike comes at a time when the demand for LPG cylinders is already high due to more people staying at home and cooking during the pandemic. The situation is being closely monitored by authorities to ensure there is no disruption in the supply chain of LPG cylinders. Customers are advised to not panic as oil companies are taking steps to mitigate any potential shortage of cylinders. The strike by LPG tanker owners highlights the challenges faced by the logistics sector in the LPG distribution network. Stay updated for further developments on this issue.

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LPG tanker owners on indefinite strike in Chennai; oil companies assure no impact on cylinder supply
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