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Reuters May 19, 2021 Photo shows rescue operation on another barge off India battered by the storm - Credit: Press Iinformation Bureau Maharashtra Fourteen people have died as a barge sank off Indias west coast after a powerful cyclone barrelled into the country, authorities said on Wednesday, while Indian navy ships and aircraft scoured waters to locate scores of other missing personnel. "We can confirm that 14 bodies have been recovered from...

Fourteen die after barge sinks as cyclone batters Indias west coast 05/19/2021 8:06 NEW DELHI (Reuters) -Fourteen people have died as a barge sank off Indias west coast after a powerful cyclone barrelled into the country, authorities said on Wednesday, while Indian navy ships and aircraft scoured waters to locate scores of other missing personnel. "We can confirm that 14 bodies have been recovered from the rescue operation of barge P305" that sank off the coast of Mumbai, Mehul Karnik, chief p...

Fourteen Die After Barge Sinks as Cyclone Batters Indias West Coast The navy said over 180 people were rescued from the barge, and three ships and aircraft are continuing to look for the remaining personnel. A woman prepares food next to docked fishing boats following Cyclone Tauktae in Vanakbara in Diu, India, May 19, 2021. Photo: Reuters/Amit Dave. Security4 hours ago New Delhi: Fourteen people have died as a barge sank off India’s west coast after cyclone Tauktae...

22 die in Tauktae Cyclone fury in Arabian Sea ​ By IANS | ​ 0 Views 22 die in Tauktae Cyclone fury in Arabian Sea.. Image Source: IANS News Mumbai, May 19 : In a gruesome tragedy, at least 22 persons on board the drifting Barge Papaa-305 met a watery end in the stormy Arabian Sea in the aftermath of the Cyclone Tauktae, officials said here on Wednesday. Their bodies have been brought to Mumbai by Indian Navy ships which had gone on rescue missions since the past 48 hours. The Western Nava...

The GAL Constructor barge was out of control for three days before the cyclonic storm led to its sinking, Avinash Aadke, a rescued worker said after being flown to Mumbai

Wednesday, May 19, 2021, 15:47 GMT+7 Members of the Indian Navy transport a person to receive medical attention after a rescue from a sunken barge in the Arabian Sea in the aftermath of cyclone Tauktaes landfall, at naval air station INS Shikra in Mumbai, May 18, 2021. Photo: Indian Navy/Handout via Reuters Fourteen people have died as a barge sank off India’s west coast after a powerful cyclone barrelled into the country, authorities said on Wednesday, while Indian navy ships and aircraft sc...

22 bodies brought to Mumbai after barge sank due to Tauktae, 65 missing 22 bodies brought to Mumbai after barge sank due to Tauktae, 65 missing Twenty-two bodies have been recovered and 185 people have been rescued two days after barge P-305 sank in the Arabian Sea. advertisement UPDATED: May 19, 2021 15:19 IST Indian Navy ship engaged in multiple Search and Rescue operations along the West Coast (Picture Credits: Twitter/@indiannavy) Twenty-two bodies have been recovered and brought to the Mum...

26 die in Arabian Sea, 49 still missing, Centre orders probe (Ld) ​ By IANS | ​ 0 Views   Cyclone effects: Navy goes to rescue 297 stuck on oil rig, barge. Image Source: IANS News Mumbai, May 19 : In a gruesome tragedy, at least 26 persons on board the drifting Barge Papaa-305 met a watery end in the stormy Arabian Sea in the aftermath of the Cyclone Tauktae while another 49 are still missing, as the Centre ordered a probe into the incident, officials said here on Wednesday. Their bodies...

Tauktae: Navy has been conducting the rescue operation under challenging conditions (File) Mumbai: Battling extreme weather, the Navy and Coast Guard have so far rescued 317 people on board two barges that went adrift in the Arabian Sea near Mumbai hours before Cyclone Tauktae made landfall on the Gujarat coast, but 390 more remain stranded or missing from offshore facilities, an official said on Tuesday. The accommodation barge P305 which was servicing ONGC offshore operations has sunk, the o...

Commodore MK Jha said visibility at sea was negligible -- at the most a kilometre. New Delhi: "We had to save lives while making sure we saved our own" -- that summed up the Indian Navys challenge over the past many hours as it sailed right into the wild arms of a once-in-a-decade cyclonic storm to rescue hundreds stranded on barges, oil rigs, and other vessels along the western coast of India. By Monday evening Cyclone Tauktae had sunk one barge P-305 and run aground another, Gal Constructor...