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West Asia Crisis: 3 Indian Seafarers Killed, 1 Missing; 4 Injured

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News18•12-03-2026, 19:45

West Asia Crisis: 3 Indian Seafarers Killed, 1 Missing; 4 Injured

•Three Indian seafarers have been killed and one is missing amid the ongoing crisis in West Asia.
•Out of 78 Indian seafarers on foreign vessels attacked, four sustained injuries but are stable.
•Rajesh Kumar Sinha, Special Secretary, Ministry of Ports, Shipping and Waterways, provided the update.
•The Ministry is monitoring the Persian Gulf situation, strengthening preparedness and interacting with stakeholders.
•Major ports have been advised to coordinate with Customs and DGFT for relief in port charges.

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