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Medevac in storm off Mumbai
Weathering a storm, a Sea King helicopter of the Indian Navy from INS Shikra, a naval helicopter base in Mumbai, on July 4, 2026, undertook a medical evacuation of an injured 30-year-old seafarer from the 'Desh Shakti' off the Munbai ciadt, in close coordination of the MRCC with the Indian Navy, the medical evacuation of a 30-year-old sailor, who had sustained serious eye injuries on board the ship, took place. Amid incessant rains, poor visibility and rough seas, the helicopter hoisted the seafarer, utilising a rescue basket. After stabilising the patient aboard the helicopter, he was transported ashore for urgent medical care. Report with photos: https://www.marineinsight.com/indian-navy-rescues-injured-seafarer-from-oil-tanker-off-mumbai-despite-severe-weather/
Vessel released and sailing
The owners of the "Desh Shakti" have got clearance from the High Court of Kerala to release the vessel. Upon clearance to sail, the ship headed to Fujairah on Sep 20 and moored on the port's anchorage on Sep 25.
Tanker still detained after collision
By Sep 9 the "Desh Shakti" was still under detention at Mangalore Port and moored off the port in pos. 12° 57.67' N 074° 40.68' E, waiting clearance from the Kerala High Court, under whose jurisdiction the case of the collision with the f/v "Oceana" being heard. After the incident, a suit was filed by the fishermen and the court had ordered Fortkochi Coastal Police to investigate the matter. The evidence collected by the Fort Kochi Coastal Police was presented to the court and being reviewed.
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