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ONGC-Cyclone Tauktae
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Cyclone Tauktae: ONGC extends logistical help to families of affected crew members of Barge P-305

| @indiablooms | May 23, 2021, at 06:18 pm

Kolkata/IBNS: Oil and Natural Gas Corporation Ltd (ONGC) is extending logistical help to families of affected crew members of Barge P-305. The company will provide all necessary logistical help and support for the dependent family members to travel to Mumbai and back besides making arrangements for families to take back the mortal remains of the deceased persons to their hometowns.

To facilitate the dependent family members ONGC has also set up a helpdesk. ONGC Helpline Numbers for families of the crew of Barge Papaa-305 are: 022-26274419; 022-26274420; 022-26274421.

On May 16-17, Cyclone Tauktae crossed Mumbai offshore where ONGC’s major production installations and drilling rigs are located.

Three construction barges of M/s Afcons working on a project of ONGC in Western Offshore fields in the Arabian Sea and one floater drilling rig of ONGC were severely impacted in the cyclone and Barge P-305 sank during the cyclone.

Indian Navy along with Coast Guard and ONGC are continuing with extensive search and rescue operations for the crew members who are still missing.

ONGC management has also decided to extend an immediate relief of Rs.1 lakh to the survivors and Rs.2 lakh for the BNVs and missing persons’ families.

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