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Home›Sri Lanka Navy Rescues 9 Fishermen

July 11, 2013 · about 13 years ago

Sri Lanka Navy Rescues 9 Fishermen

Sri Lanka Naval Patrol Craft, P 119 attached to the Southern Naval Command rescued 9 fishermen in the seas 2.5 nautical miles off Galle on 09th July 2013. Their fishing boat (wallam) had capsized due to rough sea conditions. The rescued fishermen were transferred ashore. [mappress] Press Release, Ju

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Sri Lanka Naval Patrol Craft, P 119 attached to the Southern Naval Command rescued 9 fishermen in the seas 2.5 nautical miles off Galle on 09 th July 2013.

Their fishing boat (wallam) had capsized due to rough sea conditions. The rescued fishermen were transferred ashore.

[mappress] Press Release, July 11, 2013; Image: Sri Lanka Navy

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