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No Disruptions at Indian Ports Despite Gulf Crisis, 2729 Crews Home

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In a reassuring update amid West Asia unrest, the Centre confirmed Friday that maritime security and flights are stable. Indian ports show no signs of backlog or hindrance, and the last 24 hours passed without any vessel-related incidents.

Ports Minister highlighted constant vigilance over Persian Gulf dynamics, working hand-in-glove with foreign affairs teams and global maritime bodies to safeguard sailors and trade flows.

DGS control room’s relentless service has fielded thousands of queries: 7,553 calls, 16,000+ emails total, 150 calls and 394 emails yesterday. Success story: 2,729+ mariners repatriated safely, 49 just yesterday.

Supply chains hold firm with ports humming efficiently nationwide—no jams, smooth cargo transit for critical supplies.

Air travel rebounds: 1.238 million flyers back since late February. UAE flights steady at 110 daily; Saudi, Oman routes active. Qatar partial, Kuwait open soon, Bahrain/Iraq limited ops.

Iran travel discouraged—opt for land routes; 2,432 evacuated (1,096 students, 657 fishermen via Armenia/Azerbaijan). Israel flights restarting limitedly.

MEA’s priority: Indian diaspora safety via 24×7 control rooms, embassy helplines, local govts coordination, and frequent safety bulletins. Operations normalize steadily.

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