A flight carrying the mortal remains of 15 Indian tourists from Vietnam lands in Mumbai on Tuesday, according to reports. The deaths occurred after a speedboat operated by Ocean Pear Island Company capsized on Saturday, according to the accounts provided by both outlets. The boat overturns roughly 400 metres (about 440 yards) off Hon/May Rut Ngoai islet in Vietnam, the reports say. One source states the boat carries 36 people at the time of the accident, while the other describes the capsizing incident and specifies the operator. Both reports link the Mumbai arrival directly to the recovery and repatriation of the deceased. No additional details on the number of survivors, the cause of the accident, or the names of those who died are included in the provided summaries. The coverage focuses on the repatriation process for the 15 Indian tourists and the location and operator associated with the capsizing speedboat.