The Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas on Saturday issued an advisory urging citizens not to take or store fuel in loose or inappropriate containers, as it poses serious safety risks.The Union Ministry, on its X account, issued an advisory, saying, “It has come to notice that at one retail outlet in Tamil Nadu, petrol was being taken in a loose container, which is unsafe and not advisable. The concerned petrol pump has been suspended, and appropriate action has been taken.”“All petrol pumps across the country have adequate availability of petrol and diesel. Consumers are advised not to take or store fuel in loose or inappropriate containers, as it poses serious safety risks. All retail outlets have been instructed to strictly follow safety guidelines while dispensing fuel and any violation will invite strict action,” it added.Meanwhile, state-owned fuel retailer Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited (BPCL) also said on Saturday that the country’s petroleum supply chain was robust and reliable.In its official X account, BPCL wrote, “India’s petroleum supply chain continues to remain stable and resilient. Diversified crude sourcing, strong refinery operations and a robust distribution network are ensuring steady fuel availability across the country.”“BPCL remains fully operational across its network, with retail outlets functioning normally and adequate fuel stocks available to serve customers without disruption,” it added.On similar lines, another state-owned fuel retailer Indian Oil Corporation Limited (IOCL) on its official X handle, wrote, “Even during the most challenging times, LPG continued to reach homes across the country. India’s Oil Marketing Companies continue to work round the clock to ensure uninterrupted LPG supply, keeping kitchens across the country running.”