Indian Coast Guard Inducts New Vessel ‘Urja Pravaha’
Indian Coast Guard’s Auxiliary Barge ‘Urja Pravaha’ is 36 meters lengthy.
Kochi:
The Indian Coast Guard Send (Auxiliary Barge) named ‘Urja Pravaha’ has been inducted into the Indian Coast Guard at Gujarat’s Bharuch.
Urja Pravaha arrived in Kochi on Friday and might be below the operational command of Coast Guard District Headquarters-4 (Kerala and Mahe), along with auxiliary barge Urja Shrota, which was once based totally right here since 2017, a press unencumber of the Indian Coast Guard stated.
As according to the discharge, the send will strengthen the specified logistics beef up for ships deployed at far-flung spaces within the Maritime Operational space together with EEZ and Lakshadweep/ Minicoy islands.
The Auxiliary Barge Urja Pravaha is 36 meters lengthy and is designed to hold Shipment Send Gasoline, Aviation Gasoline and Recent Water.
“The induction of send to the Indian Coast Guard at Kochi will undoubtedly optimise the Indian Coast Guard’s operational capacity at sea,” the discharge learn.
A welcome rite was once held on the Indian Coast Guard jetty, Castle Kochi at the arrival of the auxiliary barge on Friday.
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