The Indian coast guard ship SAMRAT, with 20 officers and 120 sailors aboard, docked at Tien Sa port in the central city of Da Nang on October 23.
The SAMRAT is 105 metres in length and 12.9 metres in width, with a loading capacity of 2,577 DWTs.
During their stay in Vietnam, the Indian guests will visit the High Commands of the Military Zone 5 and Vietnam Marine Police Department.
They will also hold a working session with the High Command of Marine Police Zone 2 and participate in drills and sport events with officers and soldiers in the zone.
This is the second visit to Vietnam by SAMRAT and the fourth by the Indian Coast Guard’s vessels.
The Vietnam Marine Police Department and the Indian Coast Guard have closely cooperated in improving law enforcement at sea in past years.
The visit demonstrates solidarity and friendship between the people and armed forces of Vietnam and India, creating an opportunity for soldiers from both sides to exchange experience and promote mutual understanding.
The SAMRAT is 105 metres in length and 12.9 metres in width, with a loading capacity of 2,577 DWTs.
During their stay in Vietnam, the Indian guests will visit the High Commands of the Military Zone 5 and Vietnam Marine Police Department.
The Indian coast guard ship SAMRAT docks at Tien Sa port in the central city of Da Nang.
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This is the second visit to Vietnam by SAMRAT and the fourth by the Indian Coast Guard’s vessels.
The Vietnam Marine Police Department and the Indian Coast Guard have closely cooperated in improving law enforcement at sea in past years.
The visit demonstrates solidarity and friendship between the people and armed forces of Vietnam and India, creating an opportunity for soldiers from both sides to exchange experience and promote mutual understanding.
