Thirteen people were killed when an Indian navy ship lost control and rammed a passenger ship en route, in one of the country's worst recent traffic accidents.

Rescuers rushed to the scene and took the injured to hospital after an Indian navy ship lost control during training exercises near the Indian Ocean and crashed into a passenger ship anchored in the area, according to witnesses.

The exact cause remains unclear, but preliminary investigations suggest it may have been caused by improper operation by the ship's pilots or poor communication with the passenger ship, which also carried a large amount of cargo, which may have contributed to the accident.

The accident not only caused casualties, but also had a negative impact on the local tourism market. Some tourists said they would no longer travel on this type of boat, opting for other forms of water activities.

The Indian government has investigated the incident and taken action to prevent similar incidents from happening again. However, the exact cause of the accident is still unclear due to a lack of sufficient information and evidence.

Overall, the accident is a serious traffic safety incident and reminds us of the importance of safety at sea. We should step up Security Training for crews and strengthen supervision measures to ensure safety on the water.