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UK Donates First Aid Training Gear to Maldives Airports Company

The British High Commission in Male' donated first aid training equipment to Maldives Airports Company Limited (MACL) on Sunday, 10 August 2025, as part of the UK government's Protective Security & Attack Response Programme. Officials said the equipment will help MACL frontline staff deliver critical first aid.

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  • This initiative helps protect the significant number of British tourists who travel to the Maldives each year. It also reflects our excellent relationship with MACL, who have shown great commitment to improving their emergency response cap…

    Toff Wahab, Acting British High Commissioner Maldives Republic Open the report (Maldives Republic)

  • Ensuring our staff are well-trained and prepared remains a top priority, and this donation directly supports that mission. We value our close partnership with the British High Commission and appreciate their continued support,

    Ibrahim Shareef Mohamed, MACL Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director Maldives Republic Open the report (Maldives Republic)

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  • 125,000 tourists British tourists visiting the Maldives annually Maldives Republic the equipment will help MACL's frontline staff deliver critical first aid, enhancing the safety of the 125,000 British tourists who visit the Maldives each year, as well as the wider public.

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