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Shipping authority asks Indian seafarers to assess security situation before taking up jobs in conflict zones
The Directorate General of Maritime Administration issued a strong caution for vessels operating in the Black Sea. This advisory follows recent attacks that tragically claimed the lives of five Indian seafarers. Indian flagged and foreign vessels with Indian crew must now conduct thorough risk assessments. Attacks on commercial vessels have increased, prompting this urgent maritime safety directive. Seafarers are urged to continuously monitor and adhere to all official advisories.
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
Indian seafarer killed in Black Sea attack on commercial vessel; MEA condemns strike - The Economic Times
One Indian national died after a commercial vessel was attacked in the Black Sea. Two other Indian crew members aboard the MV Omorfi are reported to be safe. The vessel was…
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thehindu.com
India’s foreign policy must look seaward
For thousands of Indian seafarers, uncertainty lies not only in the dangers of the sea, but in not knowing whether the government, shipowner, or insurer will bring them home
