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The Indian Coast Guard (ICG), based on intelligence inputs, apprehended a Pakistani boat with six crew members and narcotics onboard.

Pakistani boat with narcotics worth ₹480 cr seized off Gujarat coast

The Indian Coast Guard (ICG), based on intelligence inputs, apprehended a Pakistani boat with six crew members and narcotics onboard.

In a sea-air coordinated operation, narcotics worth Rs 480 crore were seized from a Pakistani boat with six crew in the Arabian Sea near Porbandar by a multi-agency team led by the Indian Coast Guard, the defence ministry said on Tuesday.
The Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) and Gujarat Anti-Terrorist Squad (ATS) coordinated with the Coast Guard in the operation in the intervening nights of March 11 and 12, it said.
The Indian Coast Guard (ICG), based on intelligence inputs, apprehended a Pakistani boat with six crew members and narcotics onboard, the ministry said in a statement.
"The boat was apprehended about 350 km from Porbandar into Arabian Sea in a sea-air coordinated operation involving Indian Coast Guard ships and Dornier aircraft," it said.
The ministry said the operation exhibited well-coordinated efforts between ICG, NCB and ATS Gujarat.
It said the Indian Coast Guard, on specific intelligence input from agencies, strategically positioned its ships in the Arabian Sea on March 11.
The ICG also tasked its Dornier aircraft to scan and locate the boat in likely areas.
"After an exhaustive search in the area, the ICG ships, with teams of NCB and ATS Gujarat, arrived location and positively identified the boat which was moving suspiciously in the dark," it said. On being challenged by ICG ships, the boat started evasive manoeuvring, but was deftly chased and forced to stop by ICG ships," it said.
A team immediately embarked the ship for preliminary checks and investigations.
It was found to be a "Pakistani boat with six crew. Investigation by the joint boarding team and rummaging of the boat revealed approximately 80 kgs of drugs worth approximately Rs 480 crore," the ministry said.
It said the boat along with the crew has been apprehended and is being brought to Porbandar for further investigation.
Sunil Joshi, Superintendent of Police, ATS, said nearly 60 packets of contraband were seized.
"This is the 10th apprehension by ICG, jointly with ATS Gujarat and NCB, in the last three years, amounting to 517Kg narcotics worth Rs 3,135 crore," the ministry said.
Also, this is the second major anti-narcotics operation carried out by the agencies in the Arabian Sea in one month. On February 26, five foreign nationals were apprehended off the Porbandar coast with 3,300 kg of narcotics, including charas.

Chief Justice DY Chandrachud said women officers cannot be left out. He asked the Centre to look into the matter otherwise the court will take necessary steps.

Permanent commission of women in Coast Guard must: Supreme Court

Chief Justice DY Chandrachud said women officers cannot be left out. He asked the Centre to look into the matter otherwise the court will take necessary steps.

The Supreme Court on 26th February observed that permanent commission of women short-service commission officers in Indian Coast Guard is a must.
Attorney General R Venkataramani said that he would ask the Centre to file an affidavit in the matter, adding that the Coast guard is different from the navy and army.
However, Chief Justice DY Chandrachud said that such an argument does not hold water in 2024.
The CJI said that women cannot be left out. He asked the Centre to look into the matter otherwise the court will take necessary steps.

As per ANI, the 37-year-old patient suffered a stroke with partial paralysis & required urgent evacuation. 

Watch | Indian Coast Guard evacuates critically-ill mariner amid rough weather 

Watch | Indian Coast Guard evacuates critically-ill Mariner amid rough weather 

As per ANI, the 37-year-old patient suffered a stroke with partial paralysis &amp; required urgent evacuation.&nbsp;

The India Coast Guard on July 24 evacuated a critically ill Indian mariner from MT Global Star around 110 Miles NW of Kerala&rsquo;s Kochi.
As per ANI, the 37-year-old patient suffered a stroke with partial paralysis &amp; required urgent evacuation.&nbsp;
Following this, a rescue operation by the Maritime Rescue Coordination Center (MRCC) in Mumbai was initiated.&nbsp;
The operation was undertaken mid-sea in extreme weather conditions.&nbsp;
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Indian Coast Guard in joint operation with ATS Gujarat, apprehended a Pakistani Fishing Boat Al Soheli with 10 crew in Indian waters

Pakistani boat carrying 300 kg drugs intercepted by Indian Coast Guard, ten arrested

Indian Coast Guard in joint operation with ATS Gujarat, apprehended a Pakistani Fishing Boat Al Soheli with 10 crew members in Indian waters

The Indian Coast Guard apprehended a Pakistani fishing boat and arrested ten people along the Gujarat coast during the intervening night of December 25 and 26.
In a joint operation launched with the Gujarat Anti Terrorist Squad, Coast Guards seized ammunition and 40kg of drugs worth Rs 300 crore.
The boat is being brought to Okha in Gujarat for further investigation.&nbsp;
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The Indian Coast Guard (ICG) on Wednesday rescued all 22 crew members of a vessel that was flooded mid-sea near Gujarat’s Porbandar coast. 
The maritime law enforcement agency swung into action after receiving flooding distress alerts from the crew of MT Global King. It diverted its assets including merchant ships and its newly-commissioned ALH Dhruv choppers to carry out the rescue operation. 
The vessel had left from Khor Fakkan in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), and was on its way to Karwar in Karnataka, when there was sudden, uncontrolled flooding on board, prompting the crew to initiate a distress call. It was carrying 6,000 tonnes of Bitumen, a semi-solid form of petroleum also known as Asphalt, onboard. 
With ANI inputs

WATCH: Indian Coast Guard rescues crew from sinking ship in Arabian sea 

The Indian Coast Guard on Wednesday rescued all 22 crew members of a vessel that was flooded mid-sea near Gujarat’s Porbandar coast. 

The ICG swung into action after receiving distress alerts from the 22-member crew of MT Global King that started flooding mid-sea. It used its merchant ships and choppers to carry out the rescue operation.&nbsp;

The Indian Coast Guard (ICG) on Wednesday rescued all 22 crew members of a vessel that was flooded mid-sea near Gujarat&rsquo;s Porbandar coast.&nbsp;
The maritime law enforcement agency swung into action after receiving flooding distress alerts from the crew of MT Global King. It diverted its assets including merchant ships and its newly-commissioned ALH Dhruv choppers to carry out the rescue operation.&nbsp;
The vessel had left from Khor Fakkan in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), and was on its way to Karwar in Karnataka, when there was sudden, uncontrolled flooding on board, prompting the crew to initiate a distress call. It was carrying&nbsp;6,000 tonnes of Bitumen, a semi-solid form of petroleum also known as Asphalt, onboard.&nbsp;
With ANI inputs
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A horrible incident was averted off the Goa coast, thanks to the Indian Coast Guard. During a routine patrol along the Goa coast, the attention of Coast Guard personnel was caught by a floating object.
When they approached it, it turned out to be a turtle caught in a fishing net. The turtle was struggling for its life. Coast Guard personnel brought the turtle onto their vessel, freed it from the tangled net, and then let it back into the Arabian Sea.
A video of the turtle being released into the sea was shared on Twitter.

Watch: turtle gets caught in fishing net off Goa coast, spotted by Indian Coast Guard. See what happened next

Turtle gets caught in fishing net off Goa coast, spotted by Indian Coast Guard. Watch what happened next

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A horrible incident was averted off the Goa coast, thanks to the Indian Coast Guard.&nbsp;During a routine patrol along the Goa coast, the attention of Coast Guard personnel was caught by a floating object.
When they approached it, it turned out to be a turtle caught in a fishing net. The turtle was struggling for its life.&nbsp;Coast Guard personnel brought the turtle onto their vessel, freed it from the tangled net, and then let it back into the Arabian Sea.
A video of the turtle being released into the sea was shared on Twitter.
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The tri-services and the Indian Coast Guard have taken several steps to mitigate the impact of cyclone Yaas that is expected to hit the eastern coast of India on Monday.
Four diving and 10 flood relief columns of the Indian Navy have been pre-positioned at Kolkata, Bhubaneswar and Chilika for rendering assistance.
Moreover, seven flood relief teams and two diving teams are ready at different locations in Andaman and Nicobar Islands.
Naval aircraft and helicopters in Vishakhapatnam and Port Blair are ready to undertake search and rescue missions.
Till now, the Indian Air Force has airlifted 950 National Disaster Response Force personnel and 70 tonnes of load.
Sixteen transport aircraft and 26 helicopters of the IAF are on standby for immediate deployment.
As part of these preventive measures, the Indian Coast Guard has ensured safe return of 254 boats which were out in the Bay of Bengal and alerted various merchant vessels in transit and 77 vessels at anchorage.Thirty-one&nbsp;disaster relief teams with inflatable boats, life buoys and lifejackets are on standby all along the eastern coast and Andaman and Nicobar islands.
The state governments on the eastern coast as well as the Centre are preparing for Yaas that will bring winds with a speed ranging 155-165 kmph and gusting to 185 kmph.
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 Armed forces, coast guard gear up to tackle Cyclone Yaas

The tri-services and the Indian Coast Guard have taken several steps to mitigate the impact of cyclone Yaas that is expected to hit the eastern coast of India on Monday.
Four diving and 10 flood relief columns of the Indian Navy have been pre-positioned at Kolkata, Bhubaneswar and Chilika for rendering assistance.
Moreover, seven flood relief teams and two diving teams are ready at different locations in Andaman and Nicobar Islands.
Naval aircraft and helicopters in Vishakhapatnam and Port Blair are ready to undertake search and rescue missions.
Till now, the Indian Air Force has airlifted 950 National Disaster Response Force personnel and 70 tonnes of load.
Sixteen transport aircraft and 26 helicopters of the IAF are on standby for immediate deployment.
As part of these preventive measures, the Indian Coast Guard has ensured safe return of 254 boats which were out in the Bay of Bengal and alerted various merchant vessels in transit and 77 vessels at anchorage. Thirty-one&nbsp;disaster relief teams with inflatable boats, life buoys and lifejackets are on standby all along the eastern coast and Andaman and Nicobar islands.
The state governments on the eastern coast as well as the Centre are preparing for Yaas that will bring winds with a speed ranging 155-165 kmph and gusting to 185 kmph.
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//Armed forces ready in full force to tackle&nbsp;Cylcone&nbsp;Yaas //4 diving, 10 flood relief columns of Navy pre-positioned&nbsp; //Naval aircraft, helicopters ready for search &amp; rescue ops //26 IAF&nbsp;helicopters, 16 transport aircraft on standby&nbsp; //Coast Guard has alerted merchant vessels in transit&nbsp; //31 disaster teams ready with&nbsp;inflatable boats, life buoys //Yaas&nbsp;to bring winds at 155-165 kmph,&nbsp;gusting to 185 kmph

The tri-services and the Indian Coast Guard have taken several steps to mitigate the impact of cyclone Yaas that is expected to hit the eastern coast of India on Monday.
Four diving and 10 flood relief columns of the Indian Navy have been pre-positioned at Kolkata, Bhubaneswar and Chilika for rendering assistance.
Moreover, seven flood relief teams and two diving teams are ready at different locations in Andaman and Nicobar Islands.
Naval aircraft and helicopters in Vishakhapatnam and Port Blair are ready to undertake search and rescue missions.
Till now, the Indian Air Force has airlifted 950 National Disaster Response Force personnel and 70 tonnes of load.
Sixteen transport aircraft and 26 helicopters of the IAF are on standby for immediate deployment.
As part of these preventive measures, the Indian Coast Guard has ensured safe return of 254 boats which were out in the Bay of Bengal and alerted various merchant vessels in transit and 77 vessels at anchorage. Thirty-one&nbsp;disaster relief teams with inflatable boats, life buoys and lifejackets are on standby all along the eastern coast and Andaman and Nicobar islands.
The state governments on the eastern coast as well as the Centre are preparing for Yaas that will bring winds with a speed ranging 155-165 kmph and gusting to 185 kmph.
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