Indian-flagged tanker 'Jag Laadki', carrying around 80,886 metric tonnes (MT) of crude oil, arrived at Mundra Port in Gujarat on Wednesday amid the West Asia conflict, officials said. Pics/PTI
Updated On: 2026-03-18 04:12 PM IST
Compiled by : Asif Ali Sayed
Adani Ports, which operates Mundra Port, said in a statement that the crude oil carried by Jag Laadki was sourced from the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and loaded at Fujairah Port there
"Measuring 274.19 metres in length overall and 50.04 metres in beam, the tanker boasts a deadweight tonnage of approximately 164,716 tonnes and a gross tonnage of about 84,735 tonnes," it said
The tanker's arrival at the Mundra Port underscores the facility's critical role in handling substantial crude imports, it said
"This delivery supports major refinery relies on such shipments to maintain operations and bolster India's energy security during supply disruptions in the region," Adani Ports added
The port provided the safe berthing of the vessel and maritime coordination in safeguarding vital energy lifelines of India, it said