Efforts still on to trace Sindhuratna's missing officers

February 27, 2014 11:35

Update on the Sindhuratna incident...

The Navy today continued its search for two officers, who have been missing after submarine INS Sindhuratna had a mishap off the Mumbai coast, leaving seven sailors seriously ill. The process is also on to bring the ill-fated submarine to the Mumbai dock.

"It is taking a bit longer time in towing the submarine because of its restrictive movement. Though it is in the immediate vicinity, it will take some time to bring it to the dock and some more to berth it," a Navy source said today.

The source also said that the Navy was doing its best to trace the two missing officers.

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