Malaysian and Indian navies to hold table top disaster relief drill


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PORT KLANG: The Royal Malaysian Navy and its Indian counterpart will conduct the first joint table top exercise to strengthen their humanitarian assistance and disaster relief capabilities.

India's Eastern Fleet Commander Rear Admiral Soonil V. Bhokare said the war gaming simulation exercise to be held in the Lumut naval base today would be another milestone in strengthening of maritime security cooperation between the two navies.

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