Bucharest, Romania). Three Indian citizens rescued from a ship in the Black Sea are now returning home. The Indian Embassy said on Sunday that Sahil Sandhu, Ashwini Kumar and Harman Singh have left for India. The Embassy provided necessary help and assistance for their safe return. Earlier, the three were rescued from the ship MV Roid Mammadov on October 6. This ship was in the Black Sea.
What help was given for the return of the three?
The Indian Embassy in Romania and Moldova today made a post on the social media platform X. It was told that all three Indian citizens have left for India today. The Embassy provided all necessary help and assistance to facilitate their return.
The Embassy expressed its gratitude to the Romanian authorities, the Constanta County Hospital and the Romanian rescue teams. He said that all of these helped significantly. Also gave cooperation and support. In this post, gratitude was also expressed by tagging the Ministry of External Affairs, Press Information Bureau, Prime Minister's Office, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar and Indian Diplomacy.
Where were the three Indians living?
The Embassy had informed on October 7 that one of its representatives had met the three Indian citizens rescued a day earlier. All three were rescued by the ship MV Royd Mammadov. The ship was in the Black Sea. The Embassy had said that two of these Indians were accommodated in a hotel. The third Indian was undergoing treatment at the County Hospital in Constanta, Romania. At that time the condition of all three was stable.
What arrangements did the embassy make?
The Embassy had assured the three Indians that all necessary assistance would be provided for their safe and early return from Romania. Things they needed were also made available. These included essential items like mobile phones. These goods were delivered with the help of the local agent of the shipping company. Indian food was also arranged for them. For this the help of a local Indian restaurant was taken.