Sai Prema Foundation to benefit from specialised custom-built medical vehicle provided by the Government of Japan

By Simione Tuvuki

Friday 26/03/2021

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The Sai Prema Foundation’s services will be boosted by a specialised custom-built medical vehicle provided by the Government of Japan.

This grant has been given to Sai Prema Foundation through the Embassy of Japan in Fiji.

Japan’s Ambassador to Fiji, Kawakami Fumihiro signed the contract yesterday.

The vehicle will also be used by the Sai Prema Foundation’s Sri Sathya Sanjeevani Children's Heart Hospital.

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