The Indian Coast Guard rescued all 20 crew members from the bulk carrier Sigma Pearl after it grounded off Andhra Pradesh during Cyclone Arnab.
The Indian Coast Guard rescued all 20 crew members from the bulk carrier Sigma Pearl after the vessel grounded near the Ravva offshore oil and gas field in the Krishna–Godavari Basin, off India’s Andhra Pradesh coast. The operation took place in strong winds and rough seas generated by Cyclone Arnab.
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