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Indian Coast Guard Rescues 31 Fishermen After 11 Days Adrift

The Indian Coast Guard rescued 31 fishermen after their boat drifted for 11 days due to steering failure and adverse weather, towing it safely to Honnavar harbor.

  • On October 25, 2025, the Indian Coast Guard rescued 31 fishermen from IFB Sant Anton-I approximately 100 nautical miles off New Mangaluru.
  • After the boat was reported missing on October 24, 2025, a damage assessment found IFB Sant Anton-I's steering gear failure left it adrift for 11 days amid rough seas and strong winds.
  • A Coast Guard Dornier aircraft from Kochi sighted the fishing boat during aerial search, while the integrated operations centre used real-time weather data to plot its probable drift and direct ICGS Kasturba Gandhi.
  • The Coast Guard stabilised the vessel, carried out on-site repairs and ensured its watertight integrity before handing it to another IFB for towing to Honnavar fishing harbour, Uttara Kannada district.
  • The ICG said the operation demonstrated a swift, coordinated sea‑air rescue under challenging weather conditions using real-time weather data and drift plotting.
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The Hans India broke the news in on Sunday, October 26, 2025.
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