NEW DELHI: A seafarer was airlifted to security off the Gujarat coast after the Indian Coast Guard carried out a troublesome medical evacuation regardless of tough seas and opposed climate.In a publish on X, Indian Coast Guard stated that it “efficiently executed a MEDEVAC of a 21-year-old seafarer from MT Murlikisan off Porbandar on 26 July 2026. With a swift response from MRCC Mumbai, CGDHQ-1 Porbandar swung into motion, offering fast telemedical help whereas deploying floor and air property. The affected person was airlifted utilizing an ICG Superior Gentle Helicopter to Porbandar, medically stabilised by ICG docs, and shifted to Hospital for additional therapy.”The seafarer was reported to be affected by acute chest ache and a excessive fever, requiring pressing medical consideration.The helicopter efficiently winched the affected person from the vessel and transported him to the Coast Guard Air Enclave, the place an Indian Coast Guard medical officer offered preliminary stabilisation. Officers stated the profitable evacuation underscores “ICG’s steadfast dedication to maritime security and displays the spirit of Vayam Rakshamah (We Shield).”A couple of days in the past, the Coast Guard evacuated a 29-year-old Indian mariner affected by a medical emergency aboard the tanker ‘MT Kashimasan’ off the Goa coast, transferring him ashore for pressing therapy.
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