Boat Capsizes Near Vietnam’s Phu Quoc Island, 15 Indian Tourists Killed in Tragic Maritime Incident
At least 15 Indian tourists have died after a boat carrying 32 tourists and four crew members capsized near Vietnam’s Phu Quoc Island. The Indian Embassy has established a control room in Ho Chi Minh City and is coordinating with local authorities to assist affected families.
The boat was travelling from Hon May Rut Island to An Thoi Port when the incident occurred around 400 metres from the shore, VnExpress reported, citing local authorities. The sudden capsizing resulted in multiple casualties among the passengers onboard.
The Indian Embassy in Vietnam is closely monitoring the situation and has remained in contact with local authorities. The embassy has also established a control room in Ho Chi Minh City to provide assistance to affected families following the tragic incident.
The embassy has issued helpline numbers for families seeking information and support regarding the victims and the ongoing response.
The maritime tragedy involving Indian tourists near Phu Quoc Island has raised concerns over the safety of passengers during coastal travel and prompted immediate coordination between Indian officials and Vietnamese authorities.

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