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12 Dec 2017 | Tue 10:37
A foreign vessel found in Maldivian territory. Photo: HA. Ihavandhoo Council
A foreign vessel found in Maldivian territory. Photo: HA. Ihavandhoo Council
HA. Ihavandhoo Council
MNDF Coast Guard
Foreign vessels adrift in Maldives territory due to Ockhi
Foreign vessels set adrift in Maldivian territory due to Cyclone Ockhi
MNDF warns of wood and debris floating in the ocean
Coast Guard urges public to call 191 if they see vessels in distress
Humaam Ali
Humaam Ali
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The Maldives National Defense Force (MNDF) has said foreign vessels have been damaged and set adrift into Maldivian territory due to Cyclone Ockhi.

The defense force also warned of wood and other debris floating in the ocean.

MNDF stated that they have received reports from the Sri Lankan embassy that 30 of their fishing boats are floating adrift in the north and north-west.

Indian authorities have also reported that 37 Indian vessels are in the Maldivian region, stated MNDF.

The Coast Guard have urged the public to call their toll-free number 191 if they see a vessel in distress.

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