Indian restaurants stop using frying methods due to natural gas crisis

Golden Ten Data, March 16 - According to the Financial Times, restaurants in India have stopped using frying methods due to the natural gas crisis. The war between the United States and Israel against Iran has disrupted global energy supplies, and South Asia, which relies heavily on natural gas supplies from Gulf countries, has become one of the most affected regions. Indian Prime Minister Modi told the Indian public that "there is no need to panic," but the world's most populous country is filled with reports of hoarding, theft, and price gouging, as people rush to buy increasingly scarce liquefied petroleum gas cylinders (mainly used for cooking). Pakistani Prime Minister Sharif tried to reassure the nation in his speech, stating: "If this situation continues to deteriorate, these prices will definitely spiral out of control."