Pakistan navy assists Indian vessel stranded in Arabian Sea


The MV Gautam suffered a critical technical failure while en route from Oman to India, leaving it stranded at sea. - Screengrab from X/@DGPRPAKNAVY

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan's navy responded to a distress call from an Indian vessel stranded in the Arabian Sea after a critical technical failure, Pakistan's military said on Tuesday (May 5).

The vessel, named MV Gautam, was carrying seven crew members - six Indians and one Indonesian - and had suffered a critical technical failure while en route from Oman to India, leaving it stranded at sea, the Pakistani military said in a statement.

Pakistan's navy dispatched a ship named Kashmir, which provided food, medical assistance and technical support to stabilise the vessel and ensure the crew's safety, the statement said.

Last month Pakistan said its navy ​had rescued and ‌evacuated 18 crew members of ​a merchant vessel ​operating in the northern Arabian Sea ​after a distress ​call. - Reuters

 

 

 

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