Mangaluru: Coast Guard rescues fishing boat along with 11 fishermen


Daijiworld Media Network - Mangaluru (SP)

Mangaluru, Sep 16: A fishing boat with 11 fishermen on board, which was facing danger mid-sea after the boat engine went dead due to complications, was rescued by the ship of the Indian Coast Guard. This incident happened on Wednesday September 15.

The fishing boat, 'Sagar Samrat', had faced trouble 35 nautical miles off Malpe port in the middle of the sea. On Tuesday evening, it had requested the Coast Guard for emergency rescue. The Coast Guard contingent along with its ICG ship, Rajdoot, had reached the spot from Mangaluru at around 11 pm but because of strong wind, rescue operations could not be continued.

In the morning, when the velocity of the wind diminished, the fishing boat along with its fishermen were towed to the seashore. Near the Malpe port, the boat was handed over to the fisheries department. At the request of the fisheries department, the Coast Guard has been patrolling the Arabian Sea.

 

 

 

  

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  • Ben D'Souza Prabhu, Mangalore, Bombay Bandra now in Canada

    Thu, Sep 16 2021

    A very good courageous act of our own Coast Guard Personnel. Thank you all dear friends for saving good 11 lives from the sea. May our Good Lord Bless you all !

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