Indian Coast Guard Commissions Vessel C-441

 

New Delhi. A new Coast Guard vessel is commissioned by Chief Secretary, Government of Kerala Tom Jose at Vizhinjam harbour on April 24 under the aegis of Regional Commander Western Region, Inspector General Vijay D. Chafekar.

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The function was witnessed by senior officers from Army, Navy, Air Force, BSF, Police, Airport Authority, Central & State Authorities and National Cadet Corps. The function was conducted with full ceremony of parading the guard and band.

Indian Coast Guard Ship C-441 is capable to undertake multifarious tasks such as close coast surveillance, interdiction, search and rescue and rendering assistance to boats and crafts in distress at sea and will enhance the search and rescue capacity of Kerala seas.

The ship is commanded by Assistant Commandant Amit K Choudhary and has 13 crew onboard with specialisation in various fields.

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