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Nine fishermen from Chennai disappeared after their mechanised boat lost contact while fishing in rough weather linked to Cyclone Murasu. The crew left Kasimedu fishing harbour on October 29 for deep‑sea fishing aboard a vessel registered as TN 02 MM 2584, owned by a local fisherman named Selvalagan. Local fishermen reported the loss of contact on Wednesday. No further details about the vessel’s condition or rescue efforts are provided in the excerpts.
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Chennai: Nine fishermen who ventured into the sea from the Kasimedu fishing harbour here have gone missing after their mechanised boat lost contact amid rough weather conditions, local fishermen said on Wednesday, November 4. The crew had set out for deep-sea fishing on October 29 in a vessel…
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CHENNAI: Nine fishermen who ventured into the sea from the Kasimedu fishing harbour here have gone missing after their mechanised boat lost contact amid rough weather conditions, local fishermen said on Wednesday. The crew had set out for deep-sea fishing on October 29 in a vessel bearing the…
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Nine fishermen who departed from the Kasimedu fishing harbour in Chennai have disappeared after their mechanised boat lost contact during severe weather, according to local fishermen on Wednesday. The crew embarked on a deep-sea fishing expedition on October 29 aboard a vessel registered as TN 02 MM…
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The crew had set out for deep-sea fishing on October 29 in a vessel bearing the registration number TN 02 MM 2584, owned by a local fisherman identified as Selvalagan, said fellow fishermen from Kasimedu
