NEW DELHI: National Security Advisor (NSA) Ajit Doval on Saturday practically commissioned abroad patrol boat Sajag that’s been assembled by Goa Shipyard Limited for the Indian Coast Guard (ICG), a formal announcement mentioned.
In his address at the case, Doval recognized the ICG because of its service to coastal people, job rescue operations through cyclones, marine pollution response, and also anti-narcotics surgeries.
“He (Doval) stated that the ICG has contributed considerably towards saving valuable lives at sea at the current crisis in Mumbai High,” that the Indian Coast Guard’s announcement mentioned.
P305 along with Varprada — equally encourage boats working for its state-run ONGC’s overseas oilfields close Mumbai — dropped because of Cyclone Tauktae that made landfall around Gujarat shore on May 17.
Even though 188 individuals were spared from the Navy and the ICG, 86 people perished.
Doval praised Goa Shipyard to get indigenously growing ships to the Indian Navy and the ICG punctually with advanced machinery and newest technologies.
He explained the ICG has a significant part in encouraging the neighbouring nations in the Indian Ocean area.
The ICG has a complete 160 boats along with 62 aircraft in its fleet.
NSA Ajit Doval commissions Coast Guard’s offshore patrol Boat Sajag
