Chittagong Bureau :
Three ships of Indian Navy and Coast Guard — INS Tir, INS Sujatha and INS Vharuna– left Chittagong Dry Dock Jetty on Tuesday after a five-day goodwill visit.
Chief Staff Officer of Chittagong Naval area Captain Kamal Naser formally saw off the three ships at the Dry Dock Jetty here, a press release of ISPR said.
During the visit, captains and officials of the Indian ships called on Rear Admiral M Shahin Iqbal, Commander of Chittagong Naval area and other officials of Navy, Coast Guard and Chittagong Port Authority, it said.
They also visited Bangladesh Navy ships “Somudra Joy” and “Somudra Avijan”, Bangladesh Naval Academy, School of Maritime Warfare and Tactics (SMWT) and BNS Shaheed Moazzem base.
Besides, voluntary blood donation campaign at BNS Patenga, free medical campaign at Naval Academy were held under the supervision of Indian Navy while yoga campaign was held at BNS Isha Khan with the participation of Navy members of the two countries, the release said.
Three ships of Indian Navy and Coast Guard — INS Tir, INS Sujatha and INS Vharuna– left Chittagong Dry Dock Jetty on Tuesday after a five-day goodwill visit.
Chief Staff Officer of Chittagong Naval area Captain Kamal Naser formally saw off the three ships at the Dry Dock Jetty here, a press release of ISPR said.
During the visit, captains and officials of the Indian ships called on Rear Admiral M Shahin Iqbal, Commander of Chittagong Naval area and other officials of Navy, Coast Guard and Chittagong Port Authority, it said.
They also visited Bangladesh Navy ships “Somudra Joy” and “Somudra Avijan”, Bangladesh Naval Academy, School of Maritime Warfare and Tactics (SMWT) and BNS Shaheed Moazzem base.
Besides, voluntary blood donation campaign at BNS Patenga, free medical campaign at Naval Academy were held under the supervision of Indian Navy while yoga campaign was held at BNS Isha Khan with the participation of Navy members of the two countries, the release said.
