Pakistan Navy Extracts Nine Indians from an Arabian Sea Trap
Together, the Maritime Security Agency and the Pakistan Navy were able to rescue nine Indian nationals who were stranded in the Arabian Sea. A boat named “Sass Five” called them for assistance because its engine was having trouble and it was floating in the water. After departing India, the boat broke down on its way to Sharjah, leaving the occupants stranded for over a day.
Aircraft were promptly dispatched by the Maritime Security Agency and the Pakistan Navy to locate the yacht. After finding it, they fixed the engine to allow the boat to move once more. The fatigued passengers on the boat also received medical attention from them. Once all the repairs had been completed and the crew was feeling better, they allowed the boat to sail on.
The Maritime Security Agency and Pakistan Navy performed a fantastic job assisting the members of the “Sass Five.” The boat crew commended their prompt and professional actions.
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