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Nineteen Indian seafarers who had been stranded in Yemen’s ports of Hodeidah and Sana’a for nearly two weeks were evacuated on Sunday, the Indian Embassy in Yemen said, and are now on their way back to India. The embassy’s statement confirmed that all the seafarers are safe and in good health. The evacuation follows a recent announcement that fourteen Indian nationals aboard a yacht involved in an incident off the Yemeni coast were also safe.
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Dubai: Nineteen Indian seafarers stranded in Yemen's Hodeidah and Sana'a for the past two weeks have been evacuated, with all of them safe and on their way back to their country, the Indian Embassy in Yemen said on Sunday. “All seafarers are safe, in good health, and on their way back to India. The…
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The Indian Embassy in Yemen on Sunday said 19 Indian seafarers stranded in the country's Hodeidah and Sana'a cities for nearly two weeks had been safely evacuated and were on their way back to India. “All seafarers are safe, in good health, and on their way back to India,” the embassy said in a post…
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The evacuation comes days after India said 14 Indian nationals aboard a yacht involved in an incident off the Yemeni coast were safe
