This is not a film scene … a cargo ship burning in the sea of ​​Kerala, continuous explosion

A fierce fire broke out in a cargo flag carriage near the Kerala coast. There are also explosions in a cargo ship of water. High flames of fire are coming out of the middle area of ​​the ship and ‘container’ bay. The smoke is also in the sky.

Fire being extinguished continuously

Giving information about this incident, the Indian Coast Guard officials said that the fire in the front has been controlled but the vessel ‘MV Van High 503’ is getting dense smoke. Indian Coast Guard ship ‘Samudra Prahari’ and ‘conscious’ are conducting fire fighting and refrigeration campaign to prevent the fire from spreading more.

18 people including crew were rescued

Meanwhile, the Coast Guard ‘Samarth’ is being sent from Kochi along with a team of rescuers. Earlier, the defense spokesperson had said that Indian Navy ship INS Surat took out 18 members of the crew in a container vessel in Singapore, while the firefighting campaign continued overnight. The crew members were launched at the Mangalore port at 11.30 pm on Monday night.

Know when this cargo ship started fire?

The defense spokesperson had said that the Indian Coast Guard ‘Aware’ and ‘Samudra Prahari’ were engaged in the work of extinguishing fire overnight. At the same time, the Dornier aircraft of the Coast Guard left on Tuesday morning to conduct an aerial survey of the scene. A fierce fire broke out on Monday in a Singapore flag. The incident occurred at 9.20 am Indian time, about 44 knots from Azhikkal in Kannur district of Kerala and 130 knots northwest from Kochi. (With language input)