1200 km area, 1200 jawans and search operation going on for 84 hours, search continues for 26 sailors missing in Mumbai

Mumbai
The Indian Navy has expanded the scope of search for missing sailors in the sea since the intermittent cyclone. The search for the missing sailors is being done from the accident site to the sea area of ​​about 1200 km. About 1,200 Navy personnel have been engaged in the campaign to save the lives of sailors in the deep sea for the last 72 hours. The Navy has so far succeeded in saving 186 lives. By the time the news was written, the bodies of 49 sailors were found in the sea, while 26 sailors were missing.

Several sailors drifted several kilometers away in the gustatory cyclone. In his search, his worn life jacket is proving to be helpful to the Navy. So far, 188 sailors have been saved in the vast ocean only by the light of the light in the jacket. At the same time, the search for dead bodies flowing several kilometers away in the deep sea is also being done with the help of light. Battery burns when exposed to water. It spreads light for about 7.5 kilometers, helping the search squad.

Navy Rescue Operation: Navy saved 188 lives like this in Arabian Sea

Several Navy warships were put into operation
In the late evening of May 17, the P-305 boat at Bombay High’s Heera Oil Field was sunk. As soon as the accident was received, INS Kochi and INS Kolkata reached the spot on the stormy night at around 10 am. By then the boat had sunk in the water. At that time, the sea was moving at a speed of over 100 kilometers per hour.

Mumbai news: As soon as the P-305 started sinking, the life jacket was crushed into the barge master without water jacket

The lives of many people
Due to the high waves, the marines could not see anything even at a distance of a few feet. In such a situation, the battery operated by the dry cell worked as a lifeline for those who jumped into the water while the boat was sinking or tried to save lives with the help of a small kayak.