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INS Kochi returned to Mumbai on Wednesday after rescuing 188 people from Barge P-305 that had gone adrift on Monday in the wake of Cyclone Tauktae.
 
Along with the rescued personnel, the ship also returned with the bodies of 26 victims who lost their lives. Forty nine people are still missing.
 
Speaking to reporters after returning to its base, Commanding Officer, INS Kochi, Captain Sachin Sequeira said the warship sailed to conduct the search and



rescue operation under difficult conditions.
 
He said  poor visibility, wind speeds of about 100 kmph and waves roaring to 9-10 metres in height made the operations challenging.
 
Stating the sea conditions have improved now, Captain Sequeira said search and rescue operation is still on with INS Teg, INS Betwa, INS Beas  P8I aircraft and SeaKing Helos still trying to locate survivors.




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