Shipping body seeks more naval surveillance
Updated on Nov 22, 2008 11:42 pm IST
National Shipping Board, an apex advisory body to India's Ministry of Shipping, on Friday sought a more proactive patrolling by the Indian Navy along the piracy ridden Gulf of Aden. The Indian Navy Warship, INS Tabar, sank a pirate vessel off the Somali coast after gunfire on Tuesday. It was the third successful operation of the naval ship against the pirates in the gulf this month.
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