Operation Samudra Setu: Around 2,000 Indians to be evacuated from Maldives on 2 Navy ships in first phase
About 4500 of approximately 27,000 Indians in the Maldives have conveyed the wish to travel back, sources said.
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Operation Samudra Setu: Around 2,000 Indians to be evacuated from Maldives on 2 Navy ships in first phase
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