The Lifesavers attached to Sri Lanka Coast Guard Lifesaving Post Mirissa public beach rescued a foreign male and a female during a successful rescue attempt on 07th November 2023.
|2023-11-07|
Read MoreSri Lanka Coast Guard (SLCG) is the premier maritime law enforcement force functions under the Ministry of Defence. SLCG is established under the ‘Department of Coast Guard Act No. 41 of 2009’ as a multi-mission service for the purpose of ensuring the security of the coastal areas ,the Maritime Zones, the territorial waters and the High seas. SLCG has been empowered to assist in preventing, the entry and exit of illegal immigrants and emigrants, the trafficking of narcotic drugs and contrabands.
SLCG also entrusted to assist vessels in distress at sea and safety of life at sea, protect the marine environment, prevent and combat maritime disasters ensuring national security and protecting the national economy and the national integrity of Sri Lanka. Every Coast Guard officer of the Department of Coast Guard shall be deemed to be a ‘Peace Officer’ within the meaning for the purposes of the Code of Criminal Procedure Act No. 15 of 1979.
The Lifesavers attached to Sri Lanka Coast Guard Lifesaving Post Mirissa public beach rescued a foreign male and a female during a successful rescue attempt on 07th November 2023.
|2023-11-07|
Read MoreThe Lifesavers attached to Sri Lanka Coast Guard Lifesaving Post Mirissa public beach rescued three foreigners during a successful rescue attempt on 06th November 2023.
|2023-11-06|
Read MoreOn 05th November 2023, the dedicated Lifesavers stationed at Mirissa public beach Lifesaving Post of the Sri Lanka Coast Guard successfully rescued five foreign individuals.
|2023-11-05|
Read MoreOn 4th November, 2023, the committed lifeguards stationed at Mirissa public beach Lifesaving Post of the Sri Lanka Coast Guard effectively rescued a local and five foreign individuals from the peril of drowning.
|2023-11-04|
Read MoreOn 3rd November 2023, the dedicated Lifesavers stationed at the Mirissa public beach Lifesaving Post of the Sri Lanka Coast Guard successfully rescued six foreign individuals.
|2023-11-03|
Read MoreOn 03rd November 2023, the 33rd International Maritime Boundary Line (IMBL) meeting between the Indian and Sri Lankan Coast Guards and Navies took place aboard INS Sumitra at the Indo-Sri Lankan Maritime Boundary Line, located north of Kankesanthurai.
|2023-11-03|
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