Oil Tankers Fleet Flagged Off for Ladakh, Kargil

To mitigate the essential supplies of Petroleum products to Ladakh  and Kargil region after a long pause of winter session finally  today a fleet of oil tankers took off from Narwal Oil Depot in presence of office bearers of Oil Tanker Owners, Driver and Cleaners Union and senior officers of the Indian Oil Corporation.

The 1st fleet of  oil tankers carrying the petroleum products was jointly flagged off by Ranjeet Kumar, Senior Depot  Manager, Yahpal, deputy manager IOCL depot Jammu and Ranjit Singh, president of All Jammu And Kashmir Oil & LPG Tank Truck Drivers and Cleaners Union  in presence of Oil Tank Owners  and other senior office bearers of the union including  Sanjay Mahajan, Devinder Singh, Harasis Singh and Rajinder Singh. Speaking on the occasion the union members informed that after a long spell of harsh winters, the essential supplies to the Ladakh and Kargil region remain cut off and we celebrate the beginning of this season. Speaking on the occasion, President of the union  appealed the government to provide necessary   safety kits to the  tanker drivers who despite all odds and unfavorable circumstances are ensuring  supply of  essential items to the people. The simple program was conducted maintain social distancing and following all preventing norms about COVID 19.