Mumbai:
A man was saved from drowning in the Arabian Sea near Mumbai's Marine Drive by sailors of the Indian Navy.
Three Navy sailors noticed people gathered at a spot near Marine Drive on Sunday.
On seeing a man drowning in the sea, the sailors jumped into the waters and pulled him out, a Navy release said on Tuesday.
The man was administered cardiopulmonary resuscitation and after he regained consciousness, the sailors handed him over to the local police, the release added.
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