Rajesh Kumar Sinha from the Shipping Ministry announced that 30 seafarers have been safely brought back to India from various Gulf airports in the past 24 hours. This recent effort has raised the total number of repatriations to 253. The ministry has been actively facilitating the return of these individuals, ensuring that operations are smooth and well-coordinated.
Sinha emphasized that the repatriation process is part of a broader initiative to support seafarers during these challenging times. The ministry’s efforts reflect India’s commitment to the welfare of its maritime workforce.
Additionally, Sinha reported that six LPG carriers, arriving from various global locations—not just the Gulf—were prioritized for berthing at major Indian ports. This strategic move highlights the government’s focus on maintaining uninterrupted maritime operations.
These actions reaffirm India’s dedication to the safety and well-being of its seafarers, while also ensuring that essential maritime activities continue without disruption. The Shipping Ministry’s proactive measures illustrate a strong commitment to both personnel and operational efficiency in the maritime sector.
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