Several Indian tourists are reported to have been killed after a boat capsizes near Vietnam’s Phu Quoc Island. Multiple outlets report that Indian nationals were on board and that the incident triggers a major search and rescue operation by local authorities. The exact circumstances of the capsizing and confirmed figures are still being established, with reports describing that information is being ascertained. NDTV and Al Jazeera cite statements indicating that 15 people are killed, while other coverage refers to those feared dead as details are verified. In response, the Indian mission in Vietnam activates support for victims’ families. The Indian Embassy in Hanoi and the Consulate General in Ho Chi Minh City set up control rooms to provide updates and assistance. The reports also say embassy officials are coordinating with Vietnamese authorities and that families can contact helplines/control rooms for information. Across sources, the focus remains on ongoing rescue efforts and the embassy’s steps to support those affected, while authorities work to confirm the full details of the incident.