India condemns attack on ship off Oman as seafarer remains missing; 13 Indian crew members rescued
Thirteen other Indian seafarers who were part of the crew of MT El Gaia were rescued following the attack off the coast of Oman
Dubai: The Omani government has advised its citizens and students who plan to travel to India to secure comprehensive health insurance covering their entire stay. This warning comes from Oman’s Consulate General in Mumbai, where they noted the rising number of medical cases requiring treatment and hospital care. They emphasized that medical expenses in India can be substantial, especially for those needing intensive care, potentially resulting in unforeseen financial burdens for travelers.
The consulate urged individuals to ensure their insurance policies cover treatment for accidents, medical emergencies, medicines, and medical evacuation if needed. Oman students currently studying in India were explicitly encouraged to obtain insurance policies valid for the duration of their stay to protect their health and prevent unexpected costs.
This advisory follows India's status as a significant medical tourism destination for Omanis seeking medical treatment and higher education.
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