Seafarers in Visakhapatnam held a silent protest to express their concern over the loss of lives in war zones.

The protest highlighted the dangers faced by maritime workers operating in conflict-affected waters.

Participants observed silence in memory of seafarers who have lost their lives while performing their duties.

The protesters called attention to the risks faced by crews working aboard commercial vessels in areas affected by armed conflicts.

They stressed that seafarers should not become casualties of wars and geopolitical conflicts.

The demonstration also sought greater protection and safety measures for maritime workers.

Participants urged governments and international organisations to take stronger steps to safeguard seafarers.

They called for better coordination and security arrangements for vessels travelling through high-risk regions.

The protest brought attention to the important role seafarers play in keeping global trade and supply chains functioning.

Despite working far from home, thousands of maritime workers continue to face difficult and potentially dangerous conditions.

The Visakhapatnam protest reflects growing concern within the maritime community over the safety of crews in conflict zones.

Seafarers and their representatives are seeking stronger international mechanisms to protect civilian maritime workers during wars and armed conflicts.