A Thailand-flagged cargo vessel named 'Mayuri Nari', en route to Gujarat, India, was struck by an unidentified projectile in the Hormuz Strait on Wednesday, causing a fire onboard. According to reports from India Today and AFP, the Omani Navy launched a rapid rescue operation, evacuating 20 of the 23 crew members, while three sailors remain on the ship. The incident occurred about 11 nautical miles off Oman’s northern coast.
The Royal Thai Navy and the United Kingdom’s Maritime Trade Operations confirmed that the vessel was damaged by an unknown projectile. The ship, owned by Thailand’s Precious Shipping, was identified through its International Maritime Organization number and structural images. The fire has since been brought under control, though details about the remaining crew’s condition and the extent of the damage have not yet been released.
No group or country has claimed responsibility for the attack, and the type of weapon used remains unidentified. The Royal Thai Navy has initiated an investigation to determine the cause and circumstances of the incident.
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