Indian Coast Guard commissions ninth Samarth-class OPV

ICGS Sajag (Photo: Indian Coast Guard)
ICGS Sajag (Photo: Indian Coast Guard)
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The Indian Coast Guard has formally welcomed a new locally-built offshore patrol vessel (OPV) into service.

Built by Goa Shipyard, ICGS Sajag is the ninth of a planned eleven Samarth-class OPVs slated for the coast guard.

The vessel has a length of 105 metres, a beam of 13.6 metres, a draught of 6.2 metres, and a displacement of 2,450 tonnes. It also has onboard space for a twin-engined utility helicopter and four small fast boats.

Sajag's missions will include search and rescue (SAR) and pollution response.

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