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2 patrol cars from Japan to assist the police in efficient delivery of services during emergencies

February 29, 2020
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For efficient delivery of services during emergencies, the Japanese Grant Assistance for Grassroots Project of the Embassy of Japan in India donated two police patrol cars to the Royal Bhutan Police today.

The handing taking ceremony of the patrol cars took place this morning at Yadi Community Police Centre in Monggar in the presence of Economic and Development Minister Shingo Miyamoto from the Embassy of Japan in New Delhi and other delegates.

A patrol car will be deployed to Langthil Community Police Centre in Trongsa while the other one will be deployed to Yadi Community Police Centre in Monggar. The total cost of the two patrol cars amount to over Nu 4.9 M. Till date, Royal Bhutan Police received 12 patrol cars including the two new patrol cars.

The Government of Japan has been rendering assistance in numerous fields in the country.

Sonam Tshering

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