Indian Coast Guards Western Regional Commander evaluations operational preparedness in Mangaluru

Indian Coast Guard’s Western Regional Commander, Inspector-General Bhisham Sharma, performed a complete assessment of operational, administrative, and infrastructure preparedness of the Coast Guard at its Karnataka headquarters in Mangaluru from November 12 to 17.

During the go to, the Flag Officer embarked frontline Coast Guard ships Samarth, Saksham, Sachet, Sujeet, and Vikram to evaluate their fight readiness and mission capabilities at sea. The assessment included analysis of response mechanisms to maritime threats, operational effectivity, adherence to security protocols, and efficiency of personnel throughout varied onboard evolutions.

Mr. Sharma additionally interacted with officers and males at models ashore, reviewing preparedness ranges, infrastructure growth, and administrative processes important to coastal safety. He lauded the professionalism, arduous work, and excessive morale of personnel working in demanding maritime environments, a Coast Guard launch mentioned right here on Monday.

Reiterating the Coast Guard’s dedication to safeguarding the nation’s maritime frontiers, the Regional Commander emphasised the significance of readiness, the discharge mentioned.