Officials said Thursday morning that a deep depression over the Bay of Bengal has intensified into a cyclonic storm — Mocha — that could make landfall between Cox’s Bazar and Sittwe in Myanmar.
According to the India Meteorological Department (IMD), the cyclonic storm was around 510 km southwest of Port Blair at 8.30 am.
Following the India Meteorological Department’s (IMD) warning of the cyclonic storm “Mocha,” a number of Indian Coast Guard (ICG) units have been placed on high alert.
Gujarat is where the biggest news at the moment is coming from. The Indian Coast Guard (ICG) and Gujarat ATS apprehended a Pakistani boat that entered Indian waters. Six Pakistani nationals were detained with 40 kg of drugs worth 200 crores. Officials from ATS have told everyone that the narcotics shipment has been recovered.
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The boat and its Pakistani crew have been transported to Jakhau for additional examination and action. The boat was captured by the ICG surveillance crew 33 nautical miles off the coast of Jakhau. The ICG’s swift attack boats managed to capture them.
He stated that all of the detained Pakistani nationals are currently being interrogated. According to officials, attempts are also being made to determine where preparations were created to ingest such a sizable amount of drugs smuggled in.
Let us inform you that ongoing efforts are being undertaken in Pakistan to send drug shipments to India. Drug smuggling attempts have been conducted in Gujarat’s coastal regions, Rajasthan’s border regions with Punjab, and Punjab’s border regions. This is the largest shipment of drugs that the security forces have seized in recent years.
