On August 11, the Pakistan Navy saved nine crew members of an Indian vessel after it drowned in the Arabian Sea near Gwadar, according to the Director-General Public Relations. The ship namely “Jamna Sagar” sunk with 10 crew members aboard, the navy spokesperson said in a statement. “The navy immediately responded to the distress call and the Pakistan Maritime Information Centre requested a nearby merchant ship ‘MT KRUIBEKE’ to provide necessary assistance to the stranded crew of the drowning sailing vessel,” the spokesman stated.

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