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India-bound oil tanker hit by shrapnel near Hormuz reaches Odisha port safely

A crude oil tanker, the MT Sanmar Herald, has successfully docked at Odisha’s Paradip Port after a perilous journey from Iraq. The vessel, carrying valuable crude oil, endured shrapnel damage to its bridge during hostilities in the Middle East. Despite facing prolonged delays and navigating a reopened Strait of Hormuz, the ship and its entire crew arrived safely, showcasing remarkable resilience and professionalism.

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