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After repairs, INSV Tarini departs for Goa
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INSV Tarini, with its team of six women officers departed Port Louis, Mauritius, for the last leg of the circumnavigation on April 26 at 10 am. The vessel had entered Port Louis on April 18, for emergency repairs to her steering gear.
Visakhapatnam: INSV Tarini, with its team of six women officers departed Port Louis, Mauritius, for the last leg of the circumnavigation on April 26 at 10 am. The vessel had entered Port Louis on April 18, for emergency repairs to her steering gear.
The High Commission of India, Mauritius, in coordination with National Coast Guard, Mauritius provided complete assistance towards speedy defect rectification, which included diving repair work, provisioning of requisite spares and technical support.
The steering system was rectified and INSV Tarini undertook a trial sortie off Port Louis to ascertain operational availability of steering gear at sea.The vessel is expected to arrive at Goa in mid-May this year.
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