India has handed over four advanced life support ambulances to Seychelles as part of its continued cooperation with the island nation in the healthcare sector.
India's High Commissioner to Seychelles, Rohit Rathish, handed over the ambulances to Seychelles Health Minister Marvin Fanny on November 10.
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India handed over four advanced life support ambulances to Seychelles.
Indian High Commissioner Rohit Rathish presented the ambulances to Health Minister Marvin Fanny.
The handover took place on November 10, 2026.
India had earlier handed over six ambulances during Prime Minister Narendra Modi's State Visit in June 2026.
The latest contribution highlights bilateral cooperation in healthcare.
The latest handover follows the delivery of six ambulances to Seychelles during Prime Minister Narendra Modi's State Visit to the island nation in June 2026. The earlier donation included both advanced life support and basic life support ambulances.
The Indian High Commission said the latest contribution reflects the people-centric nature of bilateral relations between India and Seychelles and highlights their longstanding cooperation in the health sector.
The latest handover adds to India's development assistance to Seychelles and its ongoing partnership in healthcare.
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Advanced life support ambulances are equipped to support emergency medical care during patient transportation. Their addition represents further assistance to Seychelles' healthcare services.
