Indian Navy’s frontline ASW corvette, INS Kadmatt was
arrived at Langkawi, Malaysia. The ship
is scheduled to participate in the 15th edition of Langkawi International
Maritime and Aerospace Exhibition, LIMA-19 during the visit.
The ship would be participating in numerous
activities planned as part of LIMA 19 during the seven days at Langkawi,
including the International Fleet Review (IFR) by the Prime Minister of
Malaysia, maritime and air demonstration, Sea Exercises with 29 other
participating navies, cultural exchange programmes, cross visits to ships,
sporting events. Numerous seminars and interactions are also planned on the
side lines of the main event.
INS Kadmatt (P 29) is an indigenous stealth
anti-submarine warfare corvette and was commissioned into the Indian Navy in
January 2016. The ship is fitted with state of the art weapons, sensors and
machinery and is also designed to embark the Seaking anti-submarine helicopter.
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