Mangaluru: Although 100% of the response to the search and rescue incidents have been achieved, there is a lot to make sure to save all the lives in every maritime incident of maritime, the word excavation s b venkatesh, commander, coast guard, carnataka.
He spoke at the Maritime Search and Rescue Workshop (M-SAR) held at the Beach Guard District Office No.3 in Panambur on Thursday.
The global shipping industry is responsible for transporting 90% of world trade, ship security is very important.
State sea trade is an important part of its economic activities and guaranteed for a niche in the trading of the west coast ocean of India since the early times, he said.
Evidence of literature and archaeological shows that the country’s sea trade extends to Malaysia, Sumatra, Java and Cambodia in the southeast and Arab, Persian and Egypt countries in the West.
All search and rescue settings in the Indian search and rescue area are controlled and coordinated by Indian Guard Coast through the Maritime Rescue Coordination Center in Mumbai, Chennai and Port Blair.
This country has a maritime search system and a strong rescue that develops on a fair contribution from all stakeholders.
The M-SAR workshop involves the active participation of all SAR Machine stakeholders such as coastal security police, customs, immigration, fisheries department, fisheries associations and the Red Cross community.
Indian Beach Guards conduct maritime exercises to find synergies among all participants in the field of saving life.
Exercises assume significance after the latest operations such as MT New Diamond, MV Express Pearl, he said.
Karnataka: Coast Guard organizes M-SAR workshops
