The Indian Coast Guard will conduct SAREX-24 in Kochi from November 27 to 30, which focuses on enhancing search and rescue operations. It is organised by the National Maritime Search and Rescue (NMSAR) Board. The exercises will involve national agencies and foreign partners, whose aim is to improve India’s capabilities in handling maritime emergencies.
Key Participants
Defence Secretary Rajesh Kumar Singh will inaugurate the event. The Director General of the Indian Coast Guard, S Paramesh, will oversee the activities. Participants will include officials from government agencies, ministries, and armed forces. Foreign delegates will also be present to share insights and experiences.
Defence Secretary Rajesh Kumar Singh will inaugurate the event. The Director General of the Indian Coast Guard, S Paramesh, will oversee the activities. Participants will include officials from government agencies, ministries, and armed forces. Foreign delegates will also be present to share insights and experiences.
Schedule of Activities
The first day, November 28, will feature table-top exercises, workshops, and seminars. These activities will encourage knowledge sharing and collaborative planning. The second day will involve a sea exercise off Kochi’s coast. This exercise will simulate two major emergencies – a distressed passenger vessel and a civil aircraft ditching.
The first day, November 28, will feature table-top exercises, workshops, and seminars. These activities will encourage knowledge sharing and collaborative planning. The second day will involve a sea exercise off Kochi’s coast. This exercise will simulate two major emergencies – a distressed passenger vessel and a civil aircraft ditching.
Technological Innovations
The sea exercise will showcase new technologies. Satellite distress beacons will be utilised for communication. Drones will deploy life buoys in emergencies. Remote-controlled life-saving equipment will also be demonstrated. These innovations aim to enhance the efficiency of rescue operations.
The sea exercise will showcase new technologies. Satellite distress beacons will be utilised for communication. Drones will deploy life buoys in emergencies. Remote-controlled life-saving equipment will also be demonstrated. These innovations aim to enhance the efficiency of rescue operations.
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