The Indian Coast Guard successfully rescued 12 seafarers stranded in the Arabian Sea after their vessel sank. With assistance from the Pakistan Maritime Security Agency, the crew was located and found to be in good health. This collaborative effort highlights the commitment to maritime safety and security in the region.
An Indian Coast Guard ship rescued seven Indian fishermen who were captured by the Pakistan Maritime Security Agency near the India-Pakistan Maritime Boundary. The ICG ship intercepted the PMSA vessel and convinced them to release the fishermen, despite their attempts to escape. The fishermen were found to be in stable condition after the incident.
Two Indian fishermen went missing and a Pakistani sailor was killed during a confrontation at sea, as reported by Pakistan maritime authorities. The incident occurred in Pakistan’s Exclusive Economic Zone, where Indian fishing vessels were engaged in illegal activities. Despite rescue efforts, two Indian fishermen remain missing and legal action has been initiated.
