Dhaka: Bangladesh Navy has rescued 12 fishermen along with a trawler floating on international waters. The Navy successfully carried out the rescue operation for the fishermen who were in distress due to a defunct engine in their trawler. The incident occurred in the area adjacent to the international maritime boundary.
According to Bangladesh Sangbad Sangstha, the rescue was conducted after the trawler was found floating helplessly. A press release issued by the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) detailed the operation, highlighting the Navy's swift response to the situation. The stranded fishermen were brought to safety, ensuring their well-being and prompt assistance.
The fishermen were navigating international waters when their trawler's engine failed, leaving them adrift. The quick action by the Bangladesh Navy underscored their commitment to maritime safety and the protection of those in distress at sea. The details of the rescue operation were shared by the ISPR, providing insight into the coordination and efficiency displayed by the naval forces during the mission.