Pakistan Navy marines unit special rescue operations

[shah1398]

Pakistan Navy marines unit special rescue operations
Posted By: News Deskon: August 11, 2016
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KARACHI: (APP) Pakistan Navy has rescued seven fishermen in a successful search and rescue operation in Khobar Creek near Keti Bandar.

Pak Marines special teams, high speed boats and Aviation unit participated in the rescue operation, said a statement issued by ISPR on Thursday.

According to details, local fishermen informed Pakistan Navy Base at Keti Bandar about sinking of AL KABIR Howra Boat alongwith 12 member crew in the vicinity of Khobar Creek.

Search and Rescue operation was immediately launched and two Pak Marines Teams onboard Speed Boats were dispatched to the scene of incident.

The site was approximately 19.4 Nautical Miles away from Keti Bandar. After strenuous efforts, seven fishermen were rescued from the Khobar Creek.

Whereas the Search and Rescue operation is still in progress to locate the remaining missing fishermen.

Pakistan Navy has also established a Joint Maritime Information and Coordination Centre (JMICC) since 2013, with an aim to harmonize the efforts of all maritime stake-holders through timely gathering & sharing of information to effectively safeguard maritime interests of Pakistan and in particular, timely handling maritime based contingencies through effective info sharing vis a vis coordination.

https://timesofislamabad.com/pakistan-navy-marines-unit-special-rescue-operations/2016/08/11/

 

[shah1398]

Now check the same story but in different newspaper.

http://tribune.com.pk/story/1159881/five-fishermen-still-missing-sea/

Earlier one is saying Glass Half Full, while later one says Glass is half empty.

 

[Beny Karachun]

First picture, is that rust on the ship?

 

[Muhammad Omar]

First picture, is that rust on the ship?

yes

 

[Beny Karachun]

yes

Why didn't you paint the ships with anti rusting material?

 

[shah1398]

Why didn't you paint the ships with anti rusting material?

Bcz they are busy 24/7.

 

[Beny Karachun]

Bcz they are busy 24/7.

They should have done it in the beginning, I am sure it takes a fraction of a time compared to actually building them.

 

[Talwar e Pakistan]

They should have done it in the beginning, I am sure it takes a fraction of a time compared to actually building them.

It's actually pretty common among the navies of the world.

 

[shah1398]

They should have done it in the beginning, I am sure it takes a fraction of a time compared to actually building them.

Apparently the ship seems to have been in waters for quite long time and sea water cause quite fast oxidation process. Just like in aviation there are permissible cracks limits so are limits of rust in case of ship's Hull. Such ships get thorough anti corrosion treatment when dock back Home. Had the rust been out of limits they wud never have sailed with it.

 

[untitled]

They should have done it in the beginning, I am sure it takes a fraction of a time compared to actually building them.

These ships were built a long time ago too

 

[Muhammad Omar]

They should have done it in the beginning, I am sure it takes a fraction of a time compared to actually building them.

they do painted it with Anti Corrosion and anti rusting paints but these ships are quiet old which stays in open water for long long time.. Many navies around the world faces same thing

Like this French Ship

 

[Beny Karachun]

Alright guys no need for 4 guys to tell the exact same thing, I got it