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May 21, 2021, 21:57 PM IST New Delhi: The Indian Navy and Coast Guard officials on Friday (May 21) recovered two more bodies from Arabian Sea days after a powerful cyclone sank a barge off the country's west coast, killing 51 people on board. Cyclone Tauktae, the most powerful storm to barrel into the west coast in two decades, has so far killed at least 51 others after wreaking havoc in the states of Gujarat, Maharashtra, Goa, Karnataka and Kerala.   Mumbai Police issues FIR against captain of barge P-305 Meanwhile, the Mumbai Police today registered an FIR against the captain of barge P-30...

LIVE: COVID-19 has made your work more demanding, challenging, PM Modi tells DMs Prime Minister Narendra Modi convened a meeting with the District Magistrates (DM) of 10 states on Thursday (May 20) to review COVID-19 situation.  By Zee Media Bureau | Last Updated: Thursday, May 20, 2021 - 13:29 Pic Courtesy: ANI Prime Minister Narendra Modi convened a meeting with the District Magistrates (DM) of 10 states on Thursday (May 20) to review COVID-19 situation. The DMs of 10 states including Uttar Pradesh, West Bengal, Chhattisgarh, Puducherry, Rajasthan, Maharashtra, Jharkhand...

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], May 20 (ANI): The Indian Navy and Coast Guard have rescued 220 workmen stuck in the Arabian sea on two vessels due to cyclone Tauktae, informed the Mumbai Police on Thursday.

A photo released by the Indian Navy shows stranded workers from a barge being airlifted by a Seaking helicopter during an evacuation operation in the Arabian sea. (AFP) MUMBAI: As many as 26 personnel on board accommodation barge P305 that went adrift in cyclone Tauktae fury before sinking in the Arabian Sea off Mumbai coast are dead and 49 are still missing, as the navy continued search and rescue operations through the night, an official said on Wednesday. The navy said its personnel, battling extreme weather, have so far rescued 186 of the 261 people who were onboard barge P305 and also t...

Indian Coast Guard (ICG) ships and aircraft deployed for fire fighting operation onboard Offshore Supply Vessel Greatship Rohini, 92 nautical miles from Mumbai. One crew member who received injuries was evacuated and shifted to hospital for treatment. (ANI Photo) MUMBAI: The bodies of three crew members, including the 4th-engineer, from Mumbai, were found in the engine room and the tween deck onboard offshore vessel (OSV) Greatship Rohini on Sunday, 24 hours after a fire broke on the vessel approximately 91 nautical miles (around 171 kms) at Bombay High. The three were charred beyond recogni...