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Western Naval Command geared up for emergency response during cyclone

The teams of the Indian Navy have done recce of known flood-prone areas and has made all necessary preparations to deal with the cyclonic storm 'Nisarga'

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The Indian Navy has made rescue and relief arrangements at Karwar Naval Area, the Goa Naval Area as well as Gujarat Daman and Diu Naval areas

The Indian Navy has made rescue and relief arrangements at Karwar Naval Area, the Goa Naval Area as well as Gujarat Daman and Diu Naval areas

The Indian Navy has been at the forefront of every effort to provide assistance to citizens in times of natural calamities and other contingencies requiring assistance for rescue and relief of the affected populace. With the monsoons imminent over the West Coast of India, the Western Naval Command has mobilised adequate resources for flood relief, rescue and diving assistance in the event of excessive rainfall and flooding of both, urban and rural areas in coordination with the respective State Governments on the Western seaboard.

In Mumbai, the Maharashtra Naval Area will be on standby with five Flood Rescue Teams and three Diving Teams throughout the monsoon season. These teams are stationed at various naval areas across the city to enable early response over a larger area. These teams are fully equipped and have been trained for rescue operations. Recce of known flood-prone areas has been undertaken and all necessary preparations are in place.

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