New Delhi: The Indian civilian crew that will replace Indian soldiers based in Addu City to operate helicopters donated by India arrived in the Maldives on Monday, said the Maldives Defence Ministry in a statement. The civilian crew has assumed the responsibilities of the operation of the helicopter. As part of the process of replacing the Indian troops in Addu City, the helicopter stationed in Gan will be transported to India for repair.
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