Category : Search & Rescue

A-PAD SL, continued its international training in search and rescue swift water on the 21st, marking the 6th day of the training overall, but only the 2nd day of training for the second batch of trainees. The trainees were made to perform the

Following a brief break for the trainers on the 19th, which saw them take in the scenic beauty and natural majesty of Sri Lanka, the search and rescue swift water training continued with training its second batch on the 20th. The participants encompassed

A-PAD Sri Lanka, sponsored by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Japan along with the People of Japan, continued onward to day 3 of their search and rescue swift water training. The training activities for the day mainly focused on the operation of the

A-PAD Sri Lanka, in partnership with the Sri Lanka Navy, continued their international search and rescue swift water training today. The training activities for the day involved new techniques that could be employed in several situations by the participants, most notably the ‘High-Line

A-PAD Sri Lanka, in partnership with the Sri Lanka Navy, began their second international training in Search and Rescue, which was sponsored by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Japan, in conjunction with the People of Japan, and held at the Rapid Action Boat