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Indian Coast Guard Rescues Six Fishermen After Distress Call Off Mangaluru

The crew reached the vessel within 90 minutes and brought all six fishermen to New Mangalore without injury, officials said.

  • On Monday, June 29, 2026, the Indian Coast Guard rescued six fishermen from the distressed Indian Fishing Boat Manju Matha located about 33 nautical miles off the Surathkal coast of Karnataka.
  • ICG Ship Sachet intercepted a distress call at 4 p.m. reporting severe flooding and hull damage, placing all six crew members at imminent risk due to rough sea conditions.
  • Rescuers deployed "remote-operated lifebuoys" designed for extreme sea conditions to reach the stranded sailors, completing the rendezvous within 90 minutes despite strong winds, poor visibility, and approaching darkness.
  • By 6 p.m., the ICG successfully rescued all crew members without injury, and the ship is entering New Mangalore Port for safe disembarkation of survivors and completion of formalities.
  • The operation demonstrates the ICG's commitment to its motto, "Vayam Rakshamah" , as the service maintains constant vigil over India's maritime domain and ensures timely assistance at sea.
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aninews.in broke the news in India on Tuesday, June 30, 2026.
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