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Indian Navy Continues Search for Missing Fishermen Off Kerala

Nation Path News Desk|11 August 2026|1 min read|154 views
Indian Navy INS Kalpeni searches for missing fishermen off Kerala coast.
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The Indian Navy is continuing search operations for fishermen who went missing after separate boat mishaps off Kerala's coast. Naval divers and other agencies are working together despite rough sea conditions and strong underwater currents.

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The fishermen went missing following separate boat mishaps off the Kollam and Thiruvananthapuram coasts. The Indian Navy joined the search along with the Coast Guard, Coastal Police and Marine Enforcement Wing

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Search operations remain underway.

Naval divers are conducting underwater searches.

Multiple agencies are coordinating the operation.

Weather and sea conditions remain a major challenge.

The Indian Navy continues its search for missing fishermen off Kerala's coast, with naval personnel working alongside the Coast Police, Marine Enforcement Wing and local fishermen.

The Navy deployed INS Kalpeni with a specialised diving team to assist the search near Neendakara in Kollam. The team has carried out underwater searches in coordination with local authorities.

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Indian Navy continues search operations off Kerala.

INS Kalpeni has joined the search near Neendakara.

A specialised Navy diving team is involved.

Rough seas and strong underwater currents are hampering operations.

Coast Police, Marine Enforcement Wing and local fishermen are assisting.

The operation has been challenging because of rough sea conditions and strong underwater currents. Additional local resources have also joined the search effort.

The wider search operation involves fishermen reported missing after separate boat mishaps off the Kerala coast. Authorities are continuing efforts to locate them and bring the search to a conclusion.

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For the families waiting for news, the search remains a race against time. The continued deployment of naval divers and multiple agencies reflects the seriousness of the operation.

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The search includes areas off Neendakara in Kollam and other parts of the Kerala coast affected by separate boat mishaps.
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