UAE rescues 22 after fire breaks out on cargo ship in Gulf of Oman
The UAE has rescued 22 people after a fire broke out on board a cargo ship in the Gulf of Oman. All 22 Arab nationals were safely evacuated by the National Guard's Coast Guard division. This operation reflects the force's continuing efforts to protect lives at sea and uphold maritime security in the region, the National Guard was quoted by state news agency Wam as saying. The Gulf of Oman is a…
The UAE's National Guard Coast Guard division successfully rescued 22 people after a fire broke out on a cargo ship in the Gulf of Oman. All 22 Arab nationals were safely evacuated from the vessel. This operation underscores the force's ongoing commitment to maritime safety and security. The Gulf of Oman is a crucial shipping route for both regional and international trade, making swift emergency responses vital for the safety of vessels and their crews.
The National Guard collaborated with federal and emirate-level agencies to ensure thorough coverage of the UAE's coastal waters and the broader Arabian Gulf, where maritime incidents are frequent due to high levels of vessel traffic.
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