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Home›Sri Lanka Navy Helps Indian fishermen in Distress

October 7, 2014 · about 12 years ago

Sri Lanka Navy Helps Indian fishermen in Distress

Sri Lanka Navy rescued four Indian fishermen and a trawler in distress west of Delft close to mid-night on 6th October 2014. The rescued fishermen will be handed over to Delft Police for onward action. [mappress] Press Release, October 07, 2014; Image: Sri Lanka Navy Follow @navaltoday

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Sri Lanka Navy rescued four Indian fishermen and a trawler in distress west of Delft close to mid-night on 6th October 2014.

The rescued fishermen will be handed over to Delft Police for onward action.

[mappress] Press Release, October 07, 2014; Image: Sri Lanka Navy

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