Derelicts
Dangerous wrecks in: a. 23-09.00N 068-28.00E
Arabian Sea · India-west Coast · HYDROPAC 673/15
- issued
- 2015-02-27 13:49Z
- status
- cancelled 2015-09-07 08:05Z (archive)
- cancels
- HYDROPAC 653/15
- authority
- NAVAREA VIII 141/15 271001Z FEB 15.
- position
- 23.160, 68.546
- source
- nga_json · first seen 2026-08-17 13:38Z
Original warning text
ARABIAN SEA. INDIA-WEST COAST. DNC 03. CHART 63060. 1. DANGEROUS WRECKS IN: A. 23-09.00N 068-28.00E. B. 23-08.76N 068-29.33E. C. 23-07.17N 068-39.02E. 2. DERELICT BARGE SP-1 AGROUND IN 23-13.35N 068-34.78E. 3. CANCEL HYDROPAC 653/15.
This area · derelict & adrift vessels
22 within 180 nm since 2003 · 0 in the last 12 months · 0 in force now
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- Derelict F/V al asad ali partially submerged and adrift in 23-56.00N 067-08.30E2024-03-16
- M/V ssl bharamputra disabled due to fire in engine room in 21-14.00N 066-18.00E2024-01-01
- Barge MV krishna adrift in vicinity 22-29.12N 069-10.35E on 15 jun2023-06-18
- Derelict M/V nighale karam adrift in vicinity 21-34.50N 067-33.80E at 311130Z dec2022-12-31
- Derelict M/V global king 1 flooding and adrift in 21-38.15N 068-02.45E at 060920Z jul2022-07-06
- Derelict F/V dariya khedu submerged and adrift in 22-23.05N 068-42.10E at 170600Z dec2020-12-18
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Timeline
- Dangerous wrecks vicinity 23-09.00N 068-28.00Ecancels · 2015-02-25
- Dangerous wrecks vicinity 23-09.00N 068-28.00Ereplaced · 2015-02-25
- Cancel HYDROPAC 3660/13, 90/15, 673/15, 1208/15, 2390/15, 2614/15, 2679/15, 2693/15, 2817/15, 2836/15,…cancelled by · 2015-09-07
Nearby now · within 120 nm
- Dangerous wreck in vicinity 23-51.80N 067-20.90EWrecks · 78.3 nm
Worldwide now
6 derelict & adrift vessels in force · see all
Derelicts
Abandoned, disabled or drifting vessels. All current derelict & adrift vessels →
Not for navigation. This is a re-rendering of an official navigational warning for awareness; mariners must use official NAVAREA broadcasts and their national MSI service.