Pak consular officer visits sailors in Mumbai

June 24, 2011 15:20

A diplomat from the Pakistan high commission today visited a police station in South Mumbai where five sailors from the neighbouring country are staying since March, after being rescued by the Indian Navy on the high seas, and interacted with them.

"An assistant consular officer from the Pakistan high commission visited the police station today and interacted with the five sailors from his country," said M G Tope, inspector at Yellow Gate police station. During the interaction, police sources said the officer enquired about the sailors' well being and assured the five that they would be taken home back very soon.

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