COAST GUARD RESCUED A DROWNING FOREIGNER AND A LOCAL FEMALE IN TWO RESCUE ATTEMPS
The Life Savers attached to Coast Guard Life Saving Posts, Panadura and Mirissa saved an Indian national and a local female during successful rescue attempts on 13th April 2021.
SRI LANKA COAST GUARD CONTINUES COMMUNITY WELFARE PROJECTS
Sri Lanka Coast Guard distributed a consignment of wall paints to the community in Kirinda area on 06th April 2021 in view of forthcoming Sinhala and Hindu New Year.
SRI LANKA COAST GUARD APPREHENDED A FISHING VESSEL WITH ILLEGALLY HARVESTED TURTLE AND DOLPHIN FLESH
Sri Lanka Coast Guard personnel deployed at Beruwala Fishery Harbour for fishery monitoring and regulating duties apprehended a Multiday Fishing Vessel along with 4 fishermen in possession of illegally harvested Turtle and Dolphin flesh on 24th March 2021.
UNODC Global Maritime Crime Programme(GMCP) Senior Instructor Mr Craig Lunn paid a visit to the CGHQ Mirissa on 22nd March 2021. Purpose of the visit is to pin-down the final arrangements of the UNODC sponsored training courses to be commenced in later part of year 2021 at Advance Training Centre (ATC) , Mirissa.
OIL SPILL MANAGEMENT COURSE CONDUCTED FOR SHIP’S CREW OF SLCGS SAMUDRA RAKSHA SUCCESSFULLY CONCLUDED IN GALLE PORT
The oil spill management course was conducted for ship’s crew of SLCGS Samudra Raksha by Advanced Training Centre - Mirissa affiliated to the Coast Guard Headquarters commenced at Galle port on 01st March 2021.
The Life Savers attached to Coast Guard Life Saving Post Bentota, Mount Lavinia and Nilaweli saved three lives in 3 successful rescue attempts on 12th and 13th March 2021.
SRI LANKA COAST GUARD FACILITATED REPATRIATION OF SRI LANKAN FISHERMEN FROM INDIA
Sri Lanka Coast Guard (SLCG) ship Suraksha facilitated repatriation of two Sri Lankan Fishing Vessels (SLFV) along with its crew who were under the custody of Indian Coast Guard. The fishing vessels and fishermen repatriated by Indian Coast Guard (ICG)were taken at India- Sri Lanka International Maritime Boundary Line (IMBL) and taken back to the Dikovita Fishery Harbour on 10th March 2021.