Indian Coast Guard Rescues 26 People From Stranded Tourist Boat Off Goa Coast

When the tourists’ boat ran out of fuel in bad weather off the coast of Goa, the Indian Coast Guard came to their aid. They saved 24 tourists and two crew members.

The Coast Guard says that the tourist boat called “Nerul Paradise” got caught in rough weather with waves over three meters high.

“The Indian Coast Guard ship C-148, which was coming back from patrol, rushed to help when it sensed that the passengers were in trouble.” When the ship reached the boat in trouble, it sent a team to cool down the passengers, get things back to normal, and make sure the boat got back to the harbor safely. The Coast Guard said in a statement that when the ship arrived, all of the passengers and crew were given medical help.

The boat left on Sunday morning for a trip to see dolphins. By late afternoon, though, it was windy and there were big waves.

“The rescue operation took place when the weather was bad.” “It once again shows how brave the Coast Guard members are and how dedicated they are to protecting all lives in danger at sea,” the statement said.

The owners of Nerul Paradise thanked the Indian Coast Guard, saying, “We are grateful to the Indian Coast Guard for their quick and professional response in this critical situation.” Without a question, what they did saved the lives of all 26 people on our ferry.