No problems for Russian liquefied gas supply to Japan after quake

UST-LUGA, Leningrad rgn, March 15 (Itar-Tass) - Russia sees no
problems with liquefied gas supply to Japan in connection with the
earthquake in that country, Russian Deputy Minister of Transport Viktor
Olersky told reporters.
"There are no problems with gas tankers Russia sends to Japan,"
Olersky said. "The ports to which our tankers carry gas have not been
destroyed," he said.
Deputy Prime Minister Igor Sechin has said the other day Russia is
ready to deliver 200,000 tons of liquefied gas to Japan to help It
overcome the aftermaths of the natural calamity and to increase these
deliveries if reaching arrangements with the owners of gas under contracts.