Sindhurakshak tragedy: Rescue ops hampered, fate of naval personnel not known
- 5 years ago
More than 24 hours after Indian Navy's submarine INS Sindhurakshak sunk after massive explosion fate of the 18 trapped personnel still remains unknown.
News X gets you these pictures from the gound zero where rescue-effort is going on round the clock at Mumbai's Naval Dockyard. Last evening, Navy divers managed to enter the gutted submarine, but trapped personnel have NOT yet been sighted or rescued. The diving efforts were hampered by poor visibility inside submarine which is filled with water. Navy Chief Admiral DK Joshi briefed Defence Minister AK Antony at the accident site.
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News X gets you these pictures from the gound zero where rescue-effort is going on round the clock at Mumbai's Naval Dockyard. Last evening, Navy divers managed to enter the gutted submarine, but trapped personnel have NOT yet been sighted or rescued. The diving efforts were hampered by poor visibility inside submarine which is filled with water. Navy Chief Admiral DK Joshi briefed Defence Minister AK Antony at the accident site.
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