Security Tightened: Iraqi Cargo Vessel Crew Denied Disembarkation at Karwar Port

Security Tightened: Iraqi Cargo Vessel Crew Denied Disembarkation at Karwar Port

Security Tightened: Iraqi Cargo Vessel Crew Denied Disembarkation at Karwar Port The Iraqi cargo vessel crew was stopped from disembarking at Karnataka's Karwar port due to intensified security protocols, following central government instructions, particularly in light of an incident involving Pakistan.Karnataka's Home Minister, G Parameshwara, confirmed the Port's decision, stressing the necessity for rigorous inspection of every incoming vesse…

The port officials, through the captain, confiscated the mobile phone and all the documents of that Pakistani citizen. Along with this, the Coastal Police was informed, who established contact with the port department and carried out the action under the security protocol.

Indian Port on Security Alert After Tanker Arrives with Pakistani Crew

The latest demonstration of the uneasy standoff between India and Pakistan is playing out in the Indian port of Paradip on India’s east coast far away...

Pakistan Nationals: Amid the ongoing tension between India and Pakistan, the arrival of a ship with Pakistani crew at the Paradip port in Odisha has created a stir. Alerted by this, the authorities have issued orders not to let anyone from the ship come ashore. According to the information provided by the relevant sources… The MT Siren-2 ship, which arrived from South Korea via Singapore with 2 lakh tonnes of crude oil, reached the Paradip coast…

Pakistani crew on cargo ship barred from deboarding at Odisha’s Paradip port - India Seatrade News

Security has been tightened at Paradip port in Odisha after the arrival of a cargo vessel carrying 21 Pakistani crew members, officials said on Wednesday. The ‘MT Siren II,’ which has a total of 25 crew members, reached Paradip early on Wednesday, transporting 11,350 metric tonnes of crude oil for Indian Oil Corporation Ltd. from South Korea via Singapore. The remaining crew includes Indian and Thai nationals, officials added. The Odisha Marine…

Pakistani oil tanker crew denied entry at Paradip port amid India-Pakistan tensions

In the wake of heightened tensions between India and Pakistan, a Hong Kong-flagged crude oil tanker, the MT Siren II, currently anchored off Paradip port, finds itself at the center of a security standoff. The vessel, carrying a substantial cargo of 196,580 metric tons of unrefined oil destined for the Indian Oil Corporation Limited (IOCL) refinery in Paradip, has been denied disembarkation permission for its 21 Pakistani crew members. The ship,…