The Sri Lanka Navy (SLN) has constructed and delivered an inshore patrol craft (IPC) to the Sri Lankan Coastguard at the Port of Colombo, Sri Lanka.
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The 14.5m-long IPC was constructed at SLNS Mahasen under the mavy’s Rs20m ($1.8m) IPC construction project.
The craft has a displacement of 9t and is fitted with two engines of 350hp each, a modern radar system, a GPS system and an electronic compass.
The new IPC increases the operational capability and fleet requirements at a low cost, saving a substantial amount for the coastguard.
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