Indian Embassy Confirms 19 Seafarers Safe After Two Weeks Stranded in Yemen
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The Indian Embassy has confirmed that 19 Indian nationals who were stranded in Yemen for about two weeks have been evacuated. According to the embassy, all of the seafarers are safe and in good health. They had been unable to leave the country while tensions in the region continued to rise.
The sailors were working on ships in Yemeni waters when the situation became more dangerous. Many families in India were worried about their safety during this time. The embassy worked with local authorities and shipping companies to arrange their departure. Officials said that the safety of Indian citizens abroad remains a top priority for the government.
The case shows how Indian workers in the maritime sector can be affected by conflicts in other countries. Millions of Indians work at sea, and many of them are employed on foreign-flagged vessels. Experts say that such incidents highlight the importance of clear communication between embassies, employers and families.
The embassy has not released full details about the route of the evacuation or the ships involved. Further updates are expected as the seafarers return home. For now, the families of the 19 workers can feel relieved that their relatives are safe.
Sources: Business Today
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