Coast Guard rescues 13 crew members of flooded ship off New Mangalore Port
The Indian Coast Guard (ICG) rescued 13 crew members of a ship from a life-boat after they abandoned their vessel following severe flooding on-board off New Mangalore Port in the wee hours of Monday.
Mangaluru: The Indian Coast Guard (ICG) rescued 13 crew members of a ship from a life-boat after they abandoned their vessel following severe flooding on-board off New Mangalore Port in the wee hours of Monday.
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The search and rescue operation for another seven personnel on-board the hopper dredger, for repair work, was undertaken by New Mangalore Port Trust (NMPT) Tug Ocean Esteem. https://t.co/ADl0WIpj5z
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The crew of 'Tridevi Prem', a hopper dredger, was rescued at about 2.30 am by ICG ship 'Amartya' at the sea off New Mangalore Port Trust (NMPT) anchorage.
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A search and rescue operation for another seven personnel, who were on-board the hopper dredger for repair work, was undertaken by NMPT tug Ocean Esteem. (ANI)