CMT conducted free health care check for RSIPF

The China Medical Team (CMT) has conducted a free medical check for the officers of the Royal Solomon Island Police Force (RSIPF) at Rove police headquarters on 28 August 2026.

CMT and medical professionals check a good number of RSIPF officers for blood pressure, blood sugar level, chronic diseases, and frequently occurring diseases.

CMT has been providing crucial, free healthcare services across the Solomon Islands since 2022 with their outreach programme to the provinces.

They are working with local staff at the National Referral Hospital (NRH) in Honiara and conducting extensive outreach programmes.

Acting RSIPF Commissioner Mr James Aitorea thanked the China Police Liaison Team (CPLT) for the arrangement to conduct free medical care services for our officers and their families.

“The health of our officers and their families is very important. A healthy workforce with good work output and a healthy family with a strong support from home,” said Mr Aitorea.

Commissioner Aitorea said this initiative not only enhances the well-being of the officers but also brings a sense of support. Prioritising the health of our officers is a high priority.

Mr Aitorea said this commitment to health and well-being reflects working together, highlighting the significance of investing in the personnel health of the RSIPF officers and their family members.

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A female officer doing a free medical check with CMT

A CMT medical practitioner doing a free medical check with an RSIPF officer

Family member of the RSIPF doing a free medical check with CMT

Chief of Staff to the RSIPF Commissioner doing his free medical check

Left-DC NSOS Mr Simpson Pogeava is doing his free medical check.

Officers who attend for the free medical check

AC, the corporate support, is doing his free medical check-up.

Centre-RSIPF Commissioner Mr James Aitorea doing his free medical check-up.