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The staff of the navy ship has confirmed that it has found an object 22 meters long which presumed to be a boat and are in the process of confirming it, informed sources form the police. 3D mapping technology is being used to confirm if the finding is indeed the wreckage of the missing deep sea trawler ‘Suvarna Tribhuja’.
Possibility of kidnapping
Initially, when the trawler went mysteriously missing along with its crew of 7 fishermen, it was presumed that the fishermen might have been kidnapped and hence the police of Karnataka, Maharashtra, coast guard and the navy conducted operations throughout the coast of Maharashtra. When no leads were found in this course of investigation, the officials felt that the possibility of the fishermen being kidnapped were slim. Later, it was presumed that the boat might have sunk and since the last two weeks, operations are being conducted to locate the wreckage on the sea bed.
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In the backdrop of a report that diesel leak was found at Panaji Baitul in Goa, a search operation was conducted here by more than 100 deep sea trawlers from Malpe to locate the wreckage by dragging the anchor along the sea bed, but to no avail.
Clear information in 2 days: Dr Jayamal
Udupi: The search for the missing deep sea trawler ‘Suvarna Tribhuja’ which had gone missing mysteriously along with its crew of 7 fishermen has been conducted through a coordinated operation by Goa, Maharashtra and the union government and has reached a logical conclusion. In two days, clear information will be provided in this regard, informed Dr Jayamala, Udupi district in-charge minister
3D imaging
INS Sutlej has been deployed for the search of Suvarna Tribhuja deep sea trawler. This ship is equipped with the technology for 3D imaging and has already begun operations, informed Dr Laxman Nimbargi Udupi SP