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印度海军基洛级潜艇INS Sindhughosh于2014年1月17日在孟买港发生事故。事故发生在下午5：30，潜艇返回港口时在海军基地冲上陆地，停在那里动弹不得。当时潜艇携带全部武器和大约70名人员。港口人员说，可能是潜艇入港时潮位降低所致。海军正在用拖车营救。潜艇的声纳系统可能损坏，其它损失未知。

Breaking news coverage on India Today on January 18, 2013

http://indiatoday.intoday.in/sto ... -2013/1/338412.html

Jugal R Purohit  New Delhi, January 18, 2014 | UPDATED 01:25 IST

For the Indian Navy's submarine arm, already reeling under a crisis of numbers, Friday evening got a very rude jolt. A Kilo-class submarine, Indian Naval Ship (INS) Sindhughosh, while returning into the harbour, inside the naval dockyard, hit the ground and remained there. At the time of the incident, it was fully armed, carrying its entire compliment of nearly 70 personnel all of whom are reported safe.

When reached for a confirmation, a naval spokesperson denied this development.

However, confirmed information suggested that the incident had indeed taken place on account of the receding tide at around 5:30pm. It was also learnt that the submarine was to initially enter the harbour by 4pm, it got delayed and by then the low tide had set in.

As per the Mumbai's municipal authorities, the timing for peak high tide on January 17 was at 1254hours to the height of 3.80m after which the tide began falling and it was at its lowest of 0.74m at 1847hours.

It was also learnt that at the time of writing, efforts were on from the navy's side to salvage the submarine inhouse using tugs and other equipment, to be used in tandem with the tide rising.

There is a possibility that owing to this, damage could occur to the sonar system as well as other parts of the hull. It was not immediately clear as to how deep the damage was. 印度海军基洛级潜艇INS Sindhughosh于2014年1月17日在孟买港发生事故。事故发生在下午5：30，潜艇返回港口时在海军基地冲上陆地，停在那里动弹不得。当时潜艇携带全部武器和大约70名人员。港口人员说，可能是潜艇入港时潮位降低所致。海军正在用拖车营救。潜艇的声纳系统可能损坏，其它损失未知。

Breaking news coverage on India Today on January 18, 2013

http://indiatoday.intoday.in/sto ... -2013/1/338412.html

Jugal R Purohit  New Delhi, January 18, 2014 | UPDATED 01:25 IST

For the Indian Navy's submarine arm, already reeling under a crisis of numbers, Friday evening got a very rude jolt. A Kilo-class submarine, Indian Naval Ship (INS) Sindhughosh, while returning into the harbour, inside the naval dockyard, hit the ground and remained there. At the time of the incident, it was fully armed, carrying its entire compliment of nearly 70 personnel all of whom are reported safe.

When reached for a confirmation, a naval spokesperson denied this development.

However, confirmed information suggested that the incident had indeed taken place on account of the receding tide at around 5:30pm. It was also learnt that the submarine was to initially enter the harbour by 4pm, it got delayed and by then the low tide had set in.

As per the Mumbai's municipal authorities, the timing for peak high tide on January 17 was at 1254hours to the height of 3.80m after which the tide began falling and it was at its lowest of 0.74m at 1847hours.

It was also learnt that at the time of writing, efforts were on from the navy's side to salvage the submarine inhouse using tugs and other equipment, to be used in tandem with the tide rising.

There is a possibility that owing to this, damage could occur to the sonar system as well as other parts of the hull. It was not immediately clear as to how deep the damage was.