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Stranded Indian Fishing Vessel "Arul Raj" in Distress Seeking Assistance

The Indian Coast Guard has issued an urgent marine broadcast requesting all mariners transiting the area to keep a sharp lookout for the stranded Indian fishing vessel, Arul Raj (Regn No. IND-TN-06-MM-6483), which is currently drifting due to engine failure since 19 Nov 24. The vessel is located in position 13 degrees 13 minutes North and 71 degrees 06 minutes East.


The Arul Raj is a 20-meter long fishing vessel with ten crew members onboard, who are in urgent need of assistance due to the engine failure. The Indian Coast Guard has advised all mariners in the area to render necessary assistance upon sighting the distressed vessel while informing the Maritime Rescue Coordination Centre (MRCC) Mumbai.

The Indian Coast Guard is committed to ensuring the safety of life at sea and has requested all mariners to maintain a sharp lookout for the stranded vessel and provide any necessary assistance.


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