Guwahati: On Thursday, India said to have delivered one more consignment of 40,000 MT of diesel to Sri Lanka.
The diesel was sent to the crisis-hit country under the Indian credit line to help ease the acute power crisis.
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With this consignment, a total of close to 400,000 MT of various types of fuel have been delivered with Indian assistance in two months.
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The High Commission informed that the 40,000 MT of diesel reached Sri Lanka on Wednesday.
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In the same process, another consignment of 40,000 MT of diesel was sent to Sri Lanka on April 2.
The consignment sent on Wednesday was the fourth since the crisis began.
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It may be mentioned that both the countries have signed a USD 500 million Line of Credit Agreement.
The agreement was signed on February 2, 2022, for the purchase of petroleum products.