 Ministry of External affairs yesterday announced the end of an evacuation effort which has rescued about 5,600 people from more than 40 countries from the conflict in  . To avoid a no-fly zone over parts of Yemen, India transported people via the state of . This was achieved using ships of the as transport from  across the strait to Djibouti, and planes flying from  to Djibouti, and from there onward to India. 4,600 of those evacuated in this way were Indian, with citizens of Western countries rescued, including  , , and the  among others. Three were also amongst those rescued by the Indian effort. The rescued eleven Indians, for which Indian Prime Minister  gave a vote of thanks.
India's Ministry of External affairs yesterday announced the end of an evacuation effort which has rescued about 5,600 people from more than 40 countries from the conflict in Yemen . To avoid a no-fly zone over parts of Yemen, India transported people via the African state of Djibouti . This was achieved using ships of the as transport from Aden across the strait to Djibouti, and planes flying from Sanaa to Djibouti, and from there onward to India. 4,600 of those evacuated in this way were Indian, with citizens of Western countries rescued, including Britain, France , and the United States among others. Three were also amongst those rescued by the Indian effort. The rescued eleven Indians, for which Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi gave a vote of thanks.
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