British media reveals UK natural gas reserves can only last for two days

Golden Ten Data reported on March 9th, citing The Guardian on the 8th, that due to the military conflict between the United States, Israel, and Iran, several liquefied natural gas carriers originally destined for Europe have been rerouted to Asia, resulting in a decline in the UK's energy reserves, which now have only two days' worth of natural gas left. According to data from the UK's National Gas Company, as of the 6th, the UK's natural gas storage stood at 6,999 GWh, compared to 9,105 GWh during the same period last year. The report stated that the country's maximum natural gas storage capacity is about 12 days' supply, and the current inventory level is equivalent to less than two days' reserves, which is cause for concern.