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Home›Six Fishermen Taken to Safety

September 3, 2014 · about 12 years ago

Six Fishermen Taken to Safety

Sri Lanka Navy patrol craft attached to the Northern Naval Command on routine patrol rescued 6 Indian fishermen. Their fishing vessel was run aground in the seas East of Kachchative Island. The rescued fishermen were handed over to Kayts police for further action. [mappress] Press Release, Septemb

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Sri Lanka Navy patrol craft attached to the Northern Naval Command on routine patrol rescued 6 Indian fishermen.

Their fishing vessel was run aground in the seas East of Kachchative Island.

The rescued fishermen were handed over to Kayts police for further action.

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