One Indian seafarer killed after aerial object hits vessel off Oman coast

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An Indian seafarer from Gujarat died when an unidentified aerial object struck the Indian-flagged vessel MSV AL JUSUFI near the Omani coast on Monday. The Omani Coast Guard rescued the other 13 crew members on board. Union minister Sarbananda Sonowal said Indian authorities are working with Oman to support the survivors. Officials are also arranging for the crew to be sent back to India. The identity and origin of the object have not been established.

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