The Pakistan Navy successfully rescued the fishing vessel AL JALALI after it became stranded about 120 nautical miles south of Gwadar following an engine failure.
The rescue operation was coordinated through the Joint Maritime Information Coordination Centre (JMICC) and ensured the safety of all 19 crew members, including 11 Pakistanis and 8 Iranians.
PNS TAIMUR Conducts Rescue Mission
PNS TAIMUR responded to the emergency and reached the stranded vessel despite challenging monsoon conditions in the North Arabian Sea.
The naval crew provided food, drinking water, and medical assistance to those on board before safely towing the vessel toward the shore.
Crew Brought to Safety
The timely response ensured that all crew members remained safe throughout the operation. The rescue demonstrated the Pakistan Navy’s ability to conduct humanitarian missions under difficult weather conditions.
Moreover, the successful operation highlighted effective coordination between maritime authorities and naval forces during emergencies at sea.
Commitment to Maritime Safety
In a press release, the Pakistan Navy said the operation underscores its continued readiness to protect lives at sea and respond swiftly to maritime emergencies.
Furthermore, the Navy reaffirmed its commitment to ensuring the safety of fishermen, commercial vessels, and all maritime stakeholders operating in Pakistan’s waters.
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