India repatriates 2,680 seafarers as Iran war strands crews and disrupts shipping
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Updated · Reuters · Apr 24
India repatriates 2,680 seafarers as Iran war strands crews and disrupts shipping
7 articles · Updated · Reuters · Apr 24
Three Indian sailors have died and two Indian-flagged vessels were fired upon by Iran’s Revolutionary Guard on April 18 amid ongoing conflict.
Many stranded seafarers face shortages, safety fears, and reluctance from shipping companies to cover repatriation costs, forcing them to rely on government assistance.
India, a top global supplier of seafarers, has seen heightened security concerns as crews witness explosions and attacks, with some reporting difficulty escaping due to naval blockades and ongoing hostilities.
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