Safeguarding Seas: Indian Coast Guard Empowers Fishermen with Life-Saving Training

The Indian Coast Guard held a community training for Mumbai fishermen, focusing on maritime safety and emergency procedures. The event, marking the Coast Guard's upcoming 50th Raising Day, included medical check-ups and sports activities, fostering community spirit and emphasizing disaster preparedness and safety at sea.

The Indian Coast Guard conducted a significant training program on Tuesday, aimed at enhancing maritime safety for fishermen in Mumbai. Held at Koli Jamat Ground in Versova, the initiative focused on distress signalling, emergency response, and safe navigation.

Aligned with the Coast Guard's 50th Raising Day celebrations on February 1, this event highlighted their dedication to equipping coastal communities with vital life-saving skills. It included a medical camp offering free health services to participants.

The day ended with a friendly volleyball match between Coast Guard personnel and local fishermen, promoting community unity. The session saw participation from key leaders, including Rajiv Jain and Sudhakar Patil, reinforcing the importance of partnerships in maritime security.

(With inputs from agencies.)