🔹 IOCL, GAIL, and Haldia Plants Shutdown Alert 🔹
âš Impact: Temporary halt in production & supply adjustments.
đź“… Timeline: April 2025
đź“Ť Affected Plants:
âś… IOCL
âś… GAIL
âś… Haldia
Please plan your operations accordingly. Further updates will be shared as available.
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