INDIAN NAVY RECEIVED A MAY DAY CALL IN THE LATE EVENING YESTERDAY FROM AN CRUISER FROM THE ABHU DHABI PORT IN THE GULF OF ADEN.
Hello readers,
today lets take a look at a scenario, of indian navy heading for a mayday rescue operation.
At nine in the night in the gulf of aden indian navy vessels ins tarkash and ins rajput with ins deepak received an mayday signal over the international frequency. It was a cruiser that was sending a mayday signal. the cruiser has run aground and was suffering a hull break.
Indian commander directed the fleet towards the cruiser, two onboard helicopters were immediately dispatched to aid the cruiser while all the twelve fast boats were launched. nine fifteen the choppers reached the spot. the cruiser was leaning towards its right front.
there were eight boats with passengers bee sent into the sea off the boat. seven indian navy personnel landed on the ships deck for search and rescue. almost three hundred people were onboard with 150 crew members.
the ship captain led the indian navy personnel down the ship for rescuing hostages who might be trapped in the ship.
Ten in the night. seventy indian personnel with fourteen fast attack boats and two choppers and three ships reached the location. people in the boats were shifted onto the ships, in the mean time six other ships on the route has sent the rescuers to the cruiser.
indian navy established contact with the several other ships and navies in the anti pirate operations in the gulf. and acted as a head quarters for the search and rescue. fast boats from the several other ships came with reinforcements and supplies. 280 people and 70 crew members were rescued from the waters.
the indian rescue team onboard the cruiser came across a compartement with almost thirty crew been trapped inside and they were rescued by blasting the doors with controlled explosives.
eleven in the night all the crew and the people were declared safe, the ship rested on to its right side and slowly went under the water. the people were taken to the abhudabi port by, all the four fifty people aboard seven ships reached the abudabi port.
the crew and the captain of the ship received a humble welcome from the abhidhabi port. indian naval vessels where honoured by the world for its dedicated support in the region.
Hello readers,
today lets take a look at a scenario, of indian navy heading for a mayday rescue operation.
At nine in the night in the gulf of aden indian navy vessels ins tarkash and ins rajput with ins deepak received an mayday signal over the international frequency. It was a cruiser that was sending a mayday signal. the cruiser has run aground and was suffering a hull break.
Indian commander directed the fleet towards the cruiser, two onboard helicopters were immediately dispatched to aid the cruiser while all the twelve fast boats were launched. nine fifteen the choppers reached the spot. the cruiser was leaning towards its right front.
there were eight boats with passengers bee sent into the sea off the boat. seven indian navy personnel landed on the ships deck for search and rescue. almost three hundred people were onboard with 150 crew members.
the ship captain led the indian navy personnel down the ship for rescuing hostages who might be trapped in the ship.
Ten in the night. seventy indian personnel with fourteen fast attack boats and two choppers and three ships reached the location. people in the boats were shifted onto the ships, in the mean time six other ships on the route has sent the rescuers to the cruiser.
indian navy established contact with the several other ships and navies in the anti pirate operations in the gulf. and acted as a head quarters for the search and rescue. fast boats from the several other ships came with reinforcements and supplies. 280 people and 70 crew members were rescued from the waters.
the indian rescue team onboard the cruiser came across a compartement with almost thirty crew been trapped inside and they were rescued by blasting the doors with controlled explosives.
eleven in the night all the crew and the people were declared safe, the ship rested on to its right side and slowly went under the water. the people were taken to the abhudabi port by, all the four fifty people aboard seven ships reached the abudabi port.
the crew and the captain of the ship received a humble welcome from the abhidhabi port. indian naval vessels where honoured by the world for its dedicated support in the region.
No comments:
Post a Comment