Islamabad: Pakistan Navy Ship –TARIQ-- while patrolling in Gulf of Aden observed a stranded cargo Dhow/boat namely ABDAIHAN of Yemen.
Upon investigation it was revealed that the boat left Boosaaso (Somalia) on 10 Nov for transporting fish to Al Mukalla (Yemen). During voyage at sea her propulsion got non operational due to loss of propeller.
The dhow had been drifting for the last ten days and was left with no edibles and drinking water.
Subsequently, PNS TARIQ provided sufficient food items and drinking water along with ready meals to the crew of the dhow.
Furthermore, Yemeni Coast Guard and owner of dhow were informed for recovery of the dhow.
PNS TARIQ also conducted towing operation for 10 hours in rough sea condition and left the dhow close to the Somalian shores for further assistance by Somalian authorities.
Master and crew of dhow thanked PNS TARIQ for timely assistance.
Meanwhile, Pakistan Navy Ship --SAIF -- with embarked Z9EC helicopter visited Pattaya (Thailand) from 16-21 Nov for participation in 50th Anniversary of ASEAN and International Fleet Review (IFR-2017) organized by Royal Thai Navy (RTN).
Rear Admiral Zaka ur Rehman, Flag Officer Sea Training (FOST), represented the Chief of the Naval Staff during this event.
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