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ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Navy demonstrated vigilance and commitment to international maritime obligations, promptly responding to a distress call from the offshore vessel MV Gautam in the Arabian Sea carrying six Indians and one Indonesian crew member, the military&#39;s media wing said on Tuesday.&nbsp;&ldquo;The vessel carrying seven crew members, six Indian and one Indonesian, suffered a critical technical failure while en route from Oman to India, leaving it stranded at sea,&rdquo; the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) said.&nbsp;According to the ISPR, upon receiving the alert from the Maritime Rescue Coordination Center (MRCC) Mumbai, Pakistan Navy initiated a swift response and deployed PMSA Ship Kashmir.&nbsp;&ldquo;The ship provided food, medical aid, and technical assistance to help restore essential systems and ensure crew safety,&rdquo; it added.&nbsp;The operation underscores Pakistan Navy&rsquo;s commitment to maritime safety and humanitarian responsibilities, irrespective of nationality, and highlights its readiness to respond to emergencies across regional waters.

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Six Indian and one Indonesian crew aboard MV Gautam rescued after a technical failure; food, medical aid, and assistance provided following a distress call from Mumbai recue center.

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Pakistan Navy rescues Indian, Indonesian crew in Arabian Sea emergency operation

Pakistan Navy rescues Indian, Indonesian crew in Arabian Sea emergency operation