UAE National Guard rescues 22 after oil tanker catches fire in Arabian Gulf
Abu Dhabi: The UAE National Guard has rescued 22 Asian crew members from an oil tanker that caught fire in the Arabian Gulf, responding to an emergency distress call and bringing everyone on board to safety. The rescue operation began after the National Guard’s Coast Guard Group received a report from the tanker’s crew that a fire had broken out on board. Get updated faster and for FREE: Download…
The UAE National Guard successfully rescued 22 Asian crew members from an oil tanker engulfed in flames in the Arabian Gulf, according to an emergency distress signal. The Coast Guard Group was alerted to the fire and promptly dispatched specialist teams to locate the ship and bring everyone aboard to safety. After receiving medical attention, the rescued crew members were handed over to the appropriate authorities and were reported to be in stable condition.
The National Guard praised the efficiency and readiness of its personnel in responding to maritime emergencies, emphasizing that the operation was part of its ongoing commitment to safeguard lives and enhance maritime safety and security in international waters.
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