New Delhi July 19: A major fire broke out on a container cargo merchant vessel about 102 nautical miles southwest of Goa. Two Indian Coast Guard (ICG) ships have arrived from Goa, and firefighting efforts are underway. In visuals, huge flames of fire can be seen gushing out of container ship while ICG ships are throwing water to douse flames. West Bengal: Stationary Cargo Vessel Catches Fire, None Injured.
Goa Merchant Vessel Fire
#Goa | A major fire broke out on a container cargo merchant vessel about 102 nautical miles southwest of Goa.@IndiaCoastGuard is doing the fire fighting operation on the ship which carries international maritime dangerous goods amid bad weather and heavy rains. pic.twitter.com/qFxct17g7P
— DD News (@DDNewslive) July 19, 2024
#WATCH | A major fire broke out on a container cargo merchant vessel about 102 nautical miles southwest of Goa. ICG is doing the fire fighting operation on the ship which carries international maritime dangerous goods amid bad weather and heavy rains.
(Source: Indian coast… pic.twitter.com/viDy564oze
— ANI (@ANI) July 19, 2024
major fire broke out on a container cargo merchant vessel about 102 nautical miles south west of Goa. The vessel was on passage from Mundra to Colombo, Sri Lanka. pic.twitter.com/adu0rQ9U0H
— Shahid Ansari (@Shahidansarijou) July 19, 2024
Notably, ICG is doing the firefighting operation on the ship, which carries dangerous international maritime goods amid bad weather and heavy rains. Further details are awaited.
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