KARACHI, Feb 22: The Maritime Security Agency will undertake repatriation of 280 Indian fishermen along with 45 fishing boats on Tuesday February 25.

The departure formalities will be held on board the Maritime Security Ship, Nazim, moored across the Keamari basin.

The commanding officer the MSS Nazim will bid farewell to the Indian fishermen.

One or two MSA ships will escort the boats to the international boundary and hand them over to the Indian Coast Guard.—PPI

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