City
Epaper

Iranian navy officer suffers heart attack, evacuated by Indian Navy

By IANS | Updated: October 12, 2022 16:45 IST

Mumbai, Oct 12 An Indian Navy ALH helicopter was despatched to help an Iranian Navy officer who had ...

Open in App

Mumbai, Oct 12 An Indian Navy ALH helicopter was despatched to help an Iranian Navy officer who had suffered a heart attack on a ship sailing off Mumbai, officials said on Wednesday.

At around 8.30 a.m., the Iranian Navy requested medical evacuation of its Navy officer who had suffered a cardiac arrest onboard IRI Ship Makaran, off the Mumbai coast.

The Indian Navy helicopter from INS Shikra flew to the vessel and evacuated the patient alongwith two attendants.

They were directly airlifted to the Navy hospital, INHS Asvini by 9.50 a.m., in less than 90 minutes, and the officer admitted for treatment.

Disclaimer: This post has been auto-published from an agency feed without any modifications to the text and has not been reviewed by an editor

Tags: IRInavy
Open in App

Related Stories

MumbaiMumbai Fake Digital Arrest Case: Main Accused Arrested from Bikaner for Duping Retired Navy Officer by Impersonating Police

MumbaiMumbai Shocker: A Female posted at Australian Navy Molested In Mumbai, Accused Driver Arrested

MumbaiINS Ranvir Explosion: Colaba Police File Negligence Case Against Private Gas Supplier Employees After Three Years

MumbaiMumbai: Rs 77.52 Crore Fraud Uncovered at Defence-Run Club; Two Individuals & NGO Booked

InternationalTaiwan Detects 10 Chinese Military Aircraft, 9 Naval Vessels Around Nation (See Tweet)

National Realted Stories

NationalIndia to have 126 doppler radars by 2026 as govt ramps up weather monitoring

NationalOver 550 illegal immigrants detained in massive crackdowns across Ahmedabad, Surat

NationalIndian Army responds firmly to ceasefire violations by Pakistani troops along LoC

NationalRSS chief Mohan Bhagwat to launch 'The Hindu Manifesto' in Delhi today

NationalPM Modi to distribute over 51,000 appointment letters at 15th Rozgar Mela today