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An official at the Indian LNG company Petron told Reuters: Qatar has declared a state of force majeure in the supply of liquefied natural gas until December. We are in discussions with Qatar to resume LNG supplies as soon as conditions return to normal in the Middle East. The long-term agreement with Qatar allows the receipt of delayed shipments during the last year of the agreement period.

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An official at the Indian LNG company Petron told Reuters: Qatar has declared a state of force majeure in the supply of liquefied natural gas until December. We are in discussions with Qatar to resume LNG supplies as soon as conditions return to normal in the Middle East. The long-term agreement with Qatar allows the receipt of delayed shipments during the last year of the agreement period.

An official at the Indian LNG company Petron told Reuters: Qatar has declared a state of force majeure in the supply of liquefied natural gas until December. We are in discussions with Qatar to resume LNG supplies as soon as conditions return to normal in the Middle East. The long-term agreement with Qatar allows the receipt of delayed shipments during the last year of the agreement period.

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