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‘Water ingress’ incident on Navy vessel, no casualties reported
By Surendra Singh1 min read at Times of India
In brief
The Indian Navy confirmed an incident of water ingress on the ship INS Kesari while it was berthed at the Naval Dockyard in Visakhapatnam.
The Navy stated that no casualties were reported and efforts to pump out the water are underway.
INS Kesari had previously been deployed for Mission Sagar to deliver Covid-19 relief material to nations in the southern Indian Ocean.
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NEW DELHI: The Indian Navy on Saturday confirmed an incident of “water ingress” (flooding) on one of its ships while the vessel was berthed at the Naval Dockyard in Visakhapatnam. The incident was reported on INS Kesari, a Shardul-class tank landing ship.
The Navy, in an official statement, said that “no casualties have been reported”. Efforts to pump out the water are underway, it added.
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