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A vessel ran aground approximately one kilometer off Manori beach in north Mumbai on Monday due to extremely heavy rainfall. Local police alerted the Indian Coast Guard as the rocky terrain and strong winds pose significant risks for rescue efforts A vessel ran aground approximately one kilometer off Manori beach in north Mumbai on Monday due to extremely heavy rainfall. Local police alerted the Indian Coast Guard as the rocky terrain and...
A vessel ran aground approximately one kilometer off Manori beach in north Mumbai on Monday due to extremely heavy rainfall. Local police alerted the Indian Coast Guard as the rocky terrain and strong winds pose significant risks for rescue efforts. Authorities are closely monitoring the situation, with the ship having dropped anchor and no immediate distress reported. Fishermen have warned of hazardous conditions for smaller boats in the area.
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