A deeply concerning situation has unfolded at Beira Port in Mozambique, where three Pakistani crew members, including Captain Aslam, are reportedly stranded on a foreign cargo ship. According to reports, the crew has run out of food and clean drinking water, leaving them in a severe state of distress.
Even more alarming is the fact that the ship’s refrigerators are completely empty, which means they have no way to store fresh food. This has created an urgent survival crisis for those onboard. The crew has been left without basic necessities for several days.
In response, Pakistan’s Federal Minister for Maritime Affairs, Muhammad Junaid Anwar Chaudhry, has taken swift action. He issued emergency instructions to ensure the trapped Pakistanis receive help without delay. The Ministry of Maritime Affairs has confirmed that the Director General of Ports and Shipping is in direct contact with Captain Aslam to monitor the situation closely and provide updates.
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Efforts are now underway to deliver emergency aid to the stranded crew. Authorities are working with international partners to arrange food, water, and other essential supplies. There are also plans being made to safely return the crew to Pakistan once their basic needs are met.
The situation has sparked concern among officials and the public. Many are hoping for a fast and safe resolution. With proper coordination now in motion. The government aims to bring the three Pakistanis trapped on ship back home as soon as possible.
