New Delhi: Indian Navy Ship Magar, conveying 202 Indian nationals under Operation Samudra Setu, is relied upon to arrive at Kochi in Kerala by today evening. The Navy transport left from Male port on Sunday in the second piece of bringing home mission by the India Navy.
Out of the all out 202 faculty who are voyaging locally available the boat, incorporate 24 ladies, two eager moms and two kids. One of the men, who hails from Tamil Nadu, has a cracked leg, the Navy said in delivery.
In accordance with the method followed on May 8, the evacuees were screened therapeutically, their things sanitized and were distributed IDs according to different zones reserved on board the boat.
Magar, the second maritime boat of the Indian Navy's Op Samudra Setu shown up at Male Port prior on Sunday.
INS Magar, a LST(L) intended for landing activities, had made all important calculated, clinical and managerial arrangements at her base port Kochi to confortably oblige regular citizens prior to heading out towards Marldives.
The principal transport, INS Jalashwa arrived at Kochi on May 10 with 698 Indian Citizens.