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1 Ship, 6 Indians, 6 Months: Long Wait For Seafarers Stranded At Karachi Port

By NDTV Top Stories · Published by Everything Blog

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Six Indian crew members are currently trapped on a solitary vessel docked at the port facility. Their confinement has stretched on for half a year without an immediate resolution to bring them home. Authorities face continued pressure to address the extended standoff and repatriate the stranded seafarers.

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The Indian crew members have endured a prolonged confinement lasting six months.: The Indian crew members have endured a prolonged confinement lasting six months.
A single vessel at Karachi port holds all six of the stranded seafarers.: A single vessel at Karachi port holds all six of the stranded seafarers.
Resolving the maritime standoff remains critical for the return of the Indian nationals.: Resolving the maritime standoff remains critical for the return of the Indian nationals.

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The Indian crew members have endured a prolonged confinement lasting six months.: The Indian crew members have endured a prolonged confinement lasting six months.
A single vessel at Karachi port holds all six of the stranded seafarers.: A single vessel at Karachi port holds all six of the stranded seafarers.
Resolving the maritime standoff remains critical for the return of the Indian nationals.: Resolving the maritime standoff remains critical for the return of the Indian nationals.

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The Indian crew members have endured a prolonged confinement lasting six months.: The Indian crew members have endured a prolonged confinement lasting six months.
A single vessel at Karachi port holds all six of the stranded seafarers.: A single vessel at Karachi port holds all six of the stranded seafarers.
Resolving the maritime standoff remains critical for the return of the Indian nationals.: Resolving the maritime standoff remains critical for the return of the Indian nationals.

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