Japanese Government Donates 54 Patrol Vehicles to Maldives Police Service

The Japanese government donated 54 patrol vehicles to the Maldives Police Service (MPS) to enhance law enforcement capabilities. The handover ceremony was held at MPS Iskandar Koshi station, with Japanese Ambassador Takeuchi Midori presenting the vehicles to Police Commissioner Ali Shujau. Commissioner Shujau emphasized the role of the vehicles in ensuring public safety and thanked Japan for ongoing assistance. Ambassador Takeuchi underlined Japan's support for Maldivian law enforcement. Previous contributions from Japan include patrol cars, marine vessels, drug test kits, and handheld identification devices.

The Japanese government donated 54 patrol vehicles to the Maldives Police Service (MPS) to enhance law enforcement capabilities. The handover ceremony was held at MPS Iskandar Koshi station, with Japanese Ambassador Takeuchi Midori presenting the vehicles to Police Commissioner Ali Shujau. Commissioner Shujau emphasized the role of the vehicles in ensuring public safety and thanked Japan for ongoing assistance. Ambassador Takeuchi underlined Japan's support for Maldivian law enforcement. Previous contributions from Japan include patrol cars, marine vessels, drug test kits, and handheld identification devices.

The Japanese government donated 54 patrol vehicles to the Maldives Police Service (MPS) to enhance law enforcement capabilities. The handover ceremony was held at MPS Iskandar Koshi station, with Japanese Ambassador Takeuchi Midori presenting the vehicles to Police Commissioner Ali Shujau. Commissioner Shujau emphasized the role of the vehicles in ensuring public safety and thanked Japan for ongoing assistance. Ambassador Takeuchi underlined Japan's support for Maldivian law enforcement. Previous contributions from Japan include patrol cars, marine vessels, drug test kits, and handheld identification devices.

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