In a rare act of cross-border humanitarian aid, the Pakistan Navy rescued a severely injured Indian crew member from an oil tanker in the Arabian Sea on Wednesday, responding swiftly to an emergency call.
The distress signal came from a Liberian-flagged vessel, prompting the Navy to launch a medical evacuation mission involving both a ship and a helicopter. The sailor was stabilized and flown to a hospital in Karachi for treatment.
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Officials confirmed the sailor’s condition was critical during the rescue but praised the timely intervention for saving his life.
The operation was hailed by the military as a symbol of Pakistan’s commitment to international humanitarian values and maritime cooperation beyond national boundaries.
