Indian Coast Guard Seeks Assistance in Finding Missing Fisherman

April 14, 2024 23:10 UTC

The Indian Coast Guard (MRCC Mumbai) has issued a distress message regarding a missing fisherman, Thiru Chritin, aged 51, from the Indian fishing boat (IFB) Felaxiya (IND-TN-15-MM-5386).

Details of the Missing Fisherman:

Name: Thiru Chritin
Age: 51
Last Seen Wearing: Black and Blue T-shirt and Dhoti
Last Known Position: 21 Deg 14 Min N 068 Deg 29 E

Weather Conditions:

Current: Light sea with wind speeds of 10 knots from the Northeast.
Forecast: Winds are expected to increase to 16 knots by the afternoon of April 15th.

Call to Action:

Mariners in the area are requested to be on the lookout for Thiru Chritin and to provide assistance if he is spotted. Please contact MRCC Mumbai

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