Indian Seafarer Dies in Gulf Incident, Dubai Consulate Offers Condolences
Indian seafarer dies in ‘unfortunate’ incident in the Gulf, says Dubai consulate
Hindustan Times
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The Consulate General of India in Dubai has expressed condolences following the tragic death of an Indian crew member in an incident at sea. The consulate is coordinating with the ship's owner to gather more details and provide assistance.
- 01An Indian crew member has died in an incident at sea in the Gulf.
- 02The Indian Consulate in Dubai is in contact with the ship's owner for further details.
- 03The Ministry of Ports, Shipping, and Waterways confirmed no other incidents involving Indian seafarers recently.
- 04Over 2,999 Indian seafarers have been safely repatriated from the Gulf region.
- 05Port operations in India remain normal with no reported congestion.
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The Consulate General of India in Dubai has expressed deep sorrow over the death of an Indian crew member in an incident at sea, describing it as 'unfortunate.' The consulate is actively communicating with the ship's owner to ascertain further details and is committed to providing assistance. Meanwhile, Opesh Kumar Sharma, Director of Shipping at the Ministry of Ports, Shipping, and Waterways, reassured that all Indian seafarers are safe in the Gulf region, with no incidents reported involving Indian-flagged vessels in recent days. The Ministry has facilitated the safe repatriation of over 2,999 seafarers from the Gulf, including 23 in the last 48 hours. Port operations across India continue to function normally without congestion.
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The incident highlights the risks faced by Indian seafarers in the Gulf, prompting the consulate and ministry to ensure their safety and welfare.
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