Kerala Fishermen In Iran

58 Indian fishermen, who were stranded in Iran for more than four months without work and wages after they lost their jobs with private vessel operators in view of the coronavirus pandemic, reached Delhi today. The return was made possible by the Chairman of the Indian Maritime Federation, Sanjay Prashar, who paid for all the tickets and made the r...

Around 60 fishermen from Kerala are stranded in Iran due to the coronavirus spread in the country. They remain confined to their rooms with very little access to food and water.

Hopes for the release of four fishermen from this coastal town and one from Kerala detained in Iran have brightened with the intervention of Indian embassy officials and support of the fishing firm that employed them.

Four Tamil Nadu fishermen together have been fined Rs 5.5 lakh for allegedly fishing in Iranian territory by authorities there, an official of the state fishermen development trust said today.

Families of four fishermen, detained in Iran for allegedly fishing in the country's territorial waters, have appealed to authorities to expedite their release, claiming that no proper food or medical aid is being provided to the detainees.

58 Indian fishermen, who were stranded in Iran for more than four months without work and wages after they lost their jobs with private vessel operators in view of the coronavirus pandemic, reached Delhi today. The return was made possible by the Chairman of the Indian Maritime Federation, Sanjay Prashar, who paid for all the tickets and made the r...

Around 60 fishermen from Kerala are stranded in Iran due to the coronavirus spread in the country. They remain confined to their rooms with very little access to food and water.

Hopes for the release of four fishermen from this coastal town and one from Kerala detained in Iran have brightened with the intervention of Indian embassy officials and support of the fishing firm that employed them.

Four Tamil Nadu fishermen together have been fined Rs 5.5 lakh for allegedly fishing in Iranian territory by authorities there, an official of the state fishermen development trust said today.

Families of four fishermen, detained in Iran for allegedly fishing in the country's territorial waters, have appealed to authorities to expedite their release, claiming that no proper food or medical aid is being provided to the detainees.