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Home›Sri Lanka Navy Assists in Repatriation of 41 Indian Fishermen

September 29, 2013 · about 13 years ago

Sri Lanka Navy Assists in Repatriation of 41 Indian Fishermen

Sri Lanka Navy assisted in the repatriation of 41 Indian fishermen on 27th September 2013. The fishermen were handed over to the Indian Coastal Guard Ship “Raj Tharang” at the International Maritime Boundary Line off Talaimannar by Sri Lankan Naval Vessels “Udara” and “P- 213” attached to the North

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Sri Lanka Navy assisted in the repatriation of 41 Indian fishermen on 27 th September 2013.

The fishermen were handed over to the Indian Coastal Guard Ship “Raj Tharang” at the International Maritime Boundary Line off Talaimannar by Sri Lankan Naval Vessels “Udara” and “P- 213” attached to the North Central Naval Command.

[mappress] Press Release, September 30, 2013; Image: Sri Lanka Navy

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