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Naval patrols conducted in northwestern and western waters of the island on 07 th May 2021, led to the seizure of over 235kg of Kerala cannabis and about 522kg of onion seeds, attempted to be smuggled into the country via sea routes. The Navy is stepping up patrols to curb the smuggling activities via sea routes as well as to prevent the risk of the transmission of the pandemic within the country, as a result of smuggling activities and possible illegal immigration attempts towards Sri Lanka. Incidentally, the Navy is on a 24-hour patrol increasing the security in island waters, including the northern and northwestern seas which are most likely areas for smuggling and illegal immigration.

COVID-19: Sri Lankan Navy increases patrolling to prevent entry of illegal immigrants via sea routes

COVID-19: Sri Lankan Navy increases patrolling to prevent entry of illegal immigrants via sea routes SECTIONS Last Updated: May 04, 2021, 11:17 AM IST Share Synopsis The Navy s announcement comes as military personnel apprehended 21 Indian nationals on four Indian boats for allegedly trying to enter the island nation in the last fortnight. Getty Images A Sri Lanka Navy boat patrols an inlet next to the Shangri-La Hotel on April 26, 2019 in Colombo, Sri Lanka Related The Sri Lankan Navy on Monday said it has deployed additional naval units to patrol the northern and western sea waters to prevent the illegal entry of migrants, including from India, which could heighten the coronavirus outbreak in the country.

Navy increases security in Sri Lankan waters to prevent illegal migration

Navy increases security in Sri Lankan waters to prevent illegal migration Navy increases security in Sri Lankan waters to prevent illegal migration Written by Share: COLOMBO (News 1st); Sri Lanka Navy has increased security in Sri Lankan waters to prevent illegal migration attempts. A statement said the Sri Lanka Navy has deployed more naval units to patrol the northern and northwest waters of the island around the clock, following the possibility of illegal migrants entering the shores of Sri Lanka via sea routes, which could surge the transmission of COVID pandemic in the country. Accordingly, steps have been taken to deploy more ships (OPV & FGBs) and Fast Attack Craft to raise surveillance in the International Maritime Boundary Line (IMBL) as well as Inshore Patrol Craft to patrol the coastal waters of the island. Incidentally, the Eastern Naval Command has attached some of its ships and craft to the Northern Naval Command, whereas the Western Naval Command has deployed

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