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Time of India
16-05-2025
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- Time of India
Coast Guard rescues survivors of capsized cargo vessel
Mangaluru: The (ICG) has rescued six crew members of the cargo vessel , which sank in the early hours of May 14 , approximately 60-70 nautical miles southwest of Mangaluru. At 12.15 pm on May 14, the ICG received a distress alert from MT Epic Susui, a transiting vessel, reporting the sighting of a small boat adrift with six survivors onboard, approximately 52 nautical miles off the coast of Surathkal. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now ICGS 'Vikram', which was on routine patrol in the area, was immediately diverted to the location. The Coast Guard team swiftly located and safely rescued all six survivors from the dinghy. Preliminary reports indicate that MSV SALAMATH, which departed New Mangalore Port on May 12, en route to Kadmat Island in Lakshadweep, began flooding at 5.30 am on May 14, leading to its eventual sinking. The vessel was carrying a mixed cargo of cement and construction materials. The exact cause of the flooding remains unknown. The rescued crew members are Ismail Shareef, Alemun Ahmed Bhai Ghavda, Kakal Suleman Ismail, Akbar Abdul Surani, Kasam Ismail Mepani, and Azmal, abandoned the sinking vessel and managed to embark on a small dinghy before being spotted. Following their successful rescue, the survivors were administered first aid and transported safely to New Mangalore Port, where they arrived on May 15. Local authorities will be conducting further interviews with the rescued crew to ascertain the circumstances leading to the vessel's sinking. The Indian Coast Guard remains steadfast in its commitment to safeguarding life at sea and ensuring maritime safety and security across the region, a release from the Indian Coast Guard said.
The Hindu
16-05-2025
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- The Hindu
Lakshadweep-bound cargo vessel sinks near Mangaluru; Coast Guard rescues six crew members
The Indian Coast Guard (ICG) rescued six crew members of the cargo vessel MSV Salamath, which sank approximately 60-70 nautical miles southwest of Mangaluru in the early hours of Wednesday, May 14. Preliminary reports indicate that the vessel, which departed Mangaluru Port on May 12 en route to Kadmat Island in Lakshadweep, began flooding at 5:30 a.m. on May 14, leading to its sinking. The vessel was carrying a mixed cargo of cement and construction materials. According to a Coast Guard release on May 16, the exact cause of flooding remains unknown. At 12.15 p.m. on May 14, the coast guard received a distress alert from MT Epic Susui, a transiting vessel, reporting the sighting of a small boat adrift with six survivors onboard, approximately 52 nautical miles off the coast of Surathkal, Karnataka, it said. The Coast Guard ship Vikram, which was on routine patrol in the area, was immediately diverted to the location. The Coast Guard team swiftly located and safely recovered all six survivors from the dinghy. The rescued crew members, identified as Ismail Shareef, Alemun Ahmed Bhai Ghavda, Kakal Suleman Ismail, Akbar Abdul Surani, Kasam Ismail Mepani, and Azmal, abandoned the sinking vessel and boarded a small dinghy, where they were later spotted. Following their rescue, the survivors were administered first aid and transported safely to New Mangaluru Port on May 15. The release said local authorities will conduct further interviews with the rescued crew members to ascertain the circumstances that led to the vessel's sinking.
Hindustan Times
16-05-2025
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- Hindustan Times
Cargo vessel sinks off Mangaluru, Coast Guard rescues six crew members
New Delhi, The Indian Coast Guard has rescued six crew members of a cargo vessel that sank about 60 nautical miles off Mangaluru on its way to Lakshadweep, officials said on Friday. The Indian Coast Guard also shared on X photographs of its ship 'Vikram', which was on patrol and diverted for the search and rescue operation. "At 1215 hours on May 14, the ICG received a distress alert from MT Epic Susui, a transiting vessel, reporting the sighting of a small boat adrift with six survivors onboard, approximately 52 nautical miles off the coast of Surathkal, Karnataka," a senior official said. ICG ship 'Vikram' was on routine patrol in the area and immediately diverted to the location. The Coast Guard team swiftly located and safely recovered all six survivors from the dinghy, it said. The ICG had earlier said in a post on X that it swiftly responded to a distress alert and rescued six crew members of MSV Salamath, which sank 60 nautical miles off Mangaluru while on passage from New Mangalore, Karnataka, to Kadmatt Island, Lakshadweep. After evacuation, all survivors were given medical aid and brought to New Mangalore Port, the Coast Guard said. Preliminary reports indicate that the vessel, which left port on May 12, began flooding at 5:30 am on May 14, leading to its eventual sinking, it said. The vessel was carrying a mixed cargo of cement and construction materials. The exact cause of flooding remains unknown, the ICG said. The rescued crew members Ismail Shareef, Alemun Ahmed Bhai Ghavda, Kakal Suleman Ismail, Akbar Abdul Surani, Kasam Ismail Mepani and Azmal "abandoned the sinking vessel and managed to embark on a small dinghy before being spotted", it said. The survivors were administered first-aid and transported safely to New Mangalore Port, where they arrived on May 15. Local authorities will be conducting further interviews with the rescued crew members to ascertain the circumstances leading to the vessel's sinking, the ICG said in a statement. The Indian Coast Guard remains steadfast in its commitment to safeguarding life at sea and ensuring maritime safety and security across the region, it said.
India Today
16-05-2025
- General
- India Today
Indian Coast Guard rescues six crew members of sunk cargo ship MSV Salamath
The Indian Coast Guard (ICG) successfully rescued six crew members of a cargo vessel that sank early on Wednesday off the coast of Coast Guard received a distress alert at around 12.15 PM on Wednesday from MT Epic Susui, a transiting vessel, reporting the sighting of a small boat adrift with six survivors onboard, off the coast of Surathkal, Ship Vikram, which was on routine patrol in the area, was immediately diverted to the location. The Coast Guard team swiftly located and safely recovered all six survivors from the dinghy. Preliminary reports indicate that MSV Salamath, which departed Mangalore Port on May 12, was en route to Kadmat Island in Lakshadweep when it began flooding at 5.30 am on May 14, leading to its eventual sinking. The vessel was carrying a mixed cargo of cement and construction materials. The exact cause of the flooding remains rescued crew members have been identified as Ismail Shareef, Alemun Ahmed Bhai Ghavda, Kakal Suleman Ismail, Akbar Abdul Surani, Kasam Ismail Mepani, and Azmal. The crew abandoned the sinking vessel and managed to embark on a small dinghy before being their successful rescue, the survivors were administered first aid and transported safely to New Mangalore Port, where they arrived on May investigation to ascertain the exact cause behind the vessel's sinking is Watch IN THIS STORY#Karnataka
