Summary
Many workers in Surat, India, are going back to their hometowns due to a shortage of cooking gas. The gas supply issue is caused by conflicts involving Iran, affecting industries and leading to emergency actions to support families.
Key Facts
- Surat, an important textile city in India, is experiencing a shortage of cooking gas.
- The shortage is caused by disruptions related to conflicts involving Iran.
- Workers are leaving Surat and going back to their hometowns because they can't access cooking gas.
- The shortage is also causing problems for industries in the area.
- Authorities are using emergency measures to make sure families have priority access to available gas supplies.
- The gas issue is creating a risk of industries shutting down due to the lack of fuel.
