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A major fire broke out on June 9 on board the Singapore-flagged ship MV Wan Hai 503 off Azhikkal in Kerala’s Kannur district following a container explosion. Eighteen crew members were rescued, while four remain missing
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The event will include a display by the Akash Ganga team and Air Warrior Drill Team (AWDT) to mark the beginning of the Combined Graduation Parade.
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Fires and explosions continue on the Singapore-flagged vessel MV Wan Hai 503 off the Kerala coast. While 18 crew members were rescued by the Indian Navy, four remain missing. Indian Coast Guard ships and aircraft are conducting firefighting and salvage operations
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The ship, en route from Vizhinjam to Kochi, had been scheduled to arrive by Saturday evening. However, tragedy struck when the vessel began to take in water due to flooding in one of its holds.
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Advanced Light Helicopter of the ICG with three crew members onboard crashed during landing at Porbandar airport
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A total of 204 flying cadets, including 26 women, were commissioned into flying and ground duty branches of the IAF after their training at the academy
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These state-of-the-art FPVs are designed in-house by GSL to meet the Coast Guard's specific operational needs
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While one of the four crew members on board the ICG's advanced light helicopter (ALH) was rescued, a search operation is on for three others
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Furious over passengers questioning him over lack facilities, the driver stopped the bus on the roadside and tried to leave the spot.
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The Indian Coast Guard's swift action successfully averted a potential disaster that could have resulted in significant loss of life
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All nine fishermen jumped into water to escape but some suffered severe burn injuries.
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Air Vice Marshal Joshi congratulated the graduating officers and acknowledged the critical role of air traffic controllers in military aviation.
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The Indian Coast Guard is enhancing patrols and surveillance to combat piracy incidents, with daily deployments of surface assets and advanced technologies, including AI-enabled patrol vessels, to ensure maritime safety
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Visakhapatnam: In a significant demonstration of India’s commitment to addressing regional marine pollution threats, the Indian Coast Guard Ship Samudra Prahari, a specialized Pollution-Control Vessel, arrived at the port of Tanjung Priok, Jakarta, Indonesia, on Sunday. According to a Navy release here on Monday, the visit, part of India’s ASEAN initiatives for Marine Pollution Response, […]
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ICG Pollution-Control Vessel ‘Samudra Prahari’ carried out a comprehensive Pollution Response Table-Top exercise and demonstration at Khlong Toei Port in Bangkok.
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The boat along with the crew was towed by CGS Ayush and finally handed over safely to the Fisheries Department at Vishakhapatnam here on Thursday.
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The patient was administered with first-aid and subsequently, handed over to the agent for further medical management.
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Indian Coast Guard, Indian Navy, and Mumbai Police teams conduct a joint aerial and maritime search using a helicopter to locate the person who jumped into the choppy waters in Worli Bay.
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A 32-year-old fisherman from Maharashtra's Palghar district died after the boat on which he had set out for fishing capsized in the Arabian Sea.
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Efforts by the Indian Coast Guard and Marine Police to check onshore vendors, warning them not to buy items stolen from ships, have resulted in a drastic drop in high seas robberies.