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'Body preserved with water bottles': Indian sailor dies on vessel off Oman coast; union cites aid delay a

An Indian seafarer has died aboard the MT Celestial near Oman, prompting reports of delayed medical assistance and unconventional preservation methods.

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The brief

An Indian sailor assigned to the MT Celestial has died while the vessel was located off the coast of Oman near Duqm Port. Reports indicate the individual succumbed to medical complications while onboard.

Coverage from outlets including The Times of India, Republic World, and Hindustan Times emphasizes claims made by the FSUI regarding delayed assistance and the lack of evacuation. Reports feature imagery showing the body being preserved using cold water bottles.

Future updates will focus on repatriation efforts currently being coordinated by the embassy. Official information regarding the specific medical complications and the timeline of the reported assistance delays remains pending.

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Quick answers

Where did the incident take place?

The incident occurred aboard the MT Celestial while at Duqm Port off the coast of Oman.

What is the status of the body?

Reports indicate the crew is using water bottles to preserve the remains of the seafarer.

Who is managing the return of the deceased?

The embassy is currently confirming and coordinating repatriation efforts.

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MT Celestial Oman FSUI Duqm Port India

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