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23 Stranded Seafarers From ‘MV Jag Anand’ Stuck In China Reaches Japan
January 19, 2021
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After much delay, the ship MV Jag Anand with 23 Indian sailors who were stranded in Chinese waters for months due to Australian Coal Cargo ban has finally arrived in Tokyo. The seafarers will fly back to India tonight after they clear COVID procedures.
The Indian sailors were stuck in Jingtang port since June last year. Another group of Indian sailors are still stranded on a foreign ship MV Anastasia with a similar fate. Jag Anand was an Indian ship owned by an Indian company Great Eastern while Anastasia is owned by MSC.
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Return Of 23 Stranded Indian Seafarers On Board ‘MV Jag Anand’ Delayed
January 14, 2021
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The stranded Great Eastern ship MV Jag Anand which was scheduled to dock in Japan with its 23 Indian crew after being stranded in Chinese waters for over 10 months might be delayed.
Deferred To Jan 18
The Indian seafarers were scheduled to dock at Chiba Port of Japan on January 14. However new reports suggest that this has been deferred till January 18 and the seafarers’ return to India has been delayed further. They were supposed to fly to India after undergoing covid related procedures in Japan. The seafarers’ are returning via Japan as agreed on the discussion with China.