IAF's C-130J Super Hercules Cargo Plane Deployed For Indian Coast Guard's Pollution Control Exercise

Writer: Aditya Pran Changkakati

Aditya Pran Changkakati

Video Journalist

A multimedia journalist with a keen interest and observance of rural development, healthcare, and civic issues.

See article by Aditya Pran Changkakati

Goa,  30 April 2022 5:51 PM GMT

Editor : Ankita Singh | 

Ankita Singh

Senior Editor

A literature lover who likes delving deeper into a wide range of societal issues and expresses her opinions about the same. Keeps looking for best-read recommendations while enjoying her coffee and tea.

See article by Ankita Singh

Creatives : Aditya Pran Changkakati

Aditya Pran Changkakati

Video Journalist

A multimedia journalist with a keen interest and observance of rural development, healthcare, and civic issues.

See article by Aditya Pran Changkakati

Aircraft have been prepared to carry out pollution control operations in the event of an oil spill in the open waters, according to #ICG officials speaking to ANI. Two ALH Dhruv helicopters built in India are being utilised for pollution management during a demonstration by the Indian coast guard in the Arabian Sea off the coast of Goa. The marine force has organised a national level pollution control exercise involving 12 #IndianCoastGuard (ICG) ships and one each from Bangladesh and Sri Lanka. According to reports, the Indian Coast Guard (ICG) is in charge of addressing maritime pollution in the water throughout both the eastern and western seaboards, as well as the island territories.