The Coast Guard, in collaboration with Police Aviation and the National Ambulance Service, conducted Search and Rescue Exercise (1) on Hawar Island and the surrounding maritime areas. The two-day exercise aimed to enhance operational readiness and response capabilities.
The joint maritime drill featured practical applications in search and rescue operations, including drowning rescue techniques and the critical role of helicopters in airlifting injured individuals to medical facilities. Emphasis was placed on executing search and rescue procedures with precision, adhering to established standards.
This exercise is part of the Coast Guard’s ongoing efforts to enhance readiness and preparedness for maritime incidents. It aims to improve the efficiency of specialised teams and ensure a swift and effective response to various emergency situations.
