The Valsad police have recovered three baggage containing necessary paperwork comparable to Aadhar card and passport from the coastal areas of Umargam taluka within the district. Police mentioned the paperwork could possibly be of at the least 15 individuals who have been aboard the ferry P305 and the tugboat submerged off the Mumbai coast within the cyclone Taukta.
Umargam Police Inspector (Marine) VJ Jadeja mentioned, “We have recovered several important documents from three different bags recovered from coastal areas in Nargol village of Umargam taluka today. We have also recovered a rubber boat fender and an iron cabin. We suspect that the recovered documents may have belonged to the crew members aboard the ONGC ship that sank into the sea. We have informed the Yellow Gate Police Station in Mumbai about the recovery of such important documents. ”
According to the police, after Sarpanch Narendra Tandel alerted them to a bag containing necessary paperwork, a group arrived in Kalai Machhivard space of Nargol village. Police mentioned the paperwork embody Aadhaar card, PAN card, driving license, voter ID card, marine course certificates, faculty and beginning certificates. He mentioned that cell phones, wristwatches, ATM playing cards and financial institution passbooks have additionally been discovered from the baggage. The police have additionally recognized some names from the paperwork.
Barge P305, which housed personnel engaged within the upkeep of an offshore oil drilling platform of state-run oil and gasoline main ONGC, was washed away on Monday night as a result of high-speed winds and large tides off the Mumbai coast. Later drowned. Waves attributable to a really extreme cyclone hitting the coast of Mumbai en path to Gujarat. Earlier, some our bodies have been recovered from the coastal areas of Gujarat, suspected to be lacking crew members.
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With inputs from TheIndianEXPRESS
