Sail Banda 2010 Singapore Navy Ready to Support

Sail Banda 2010 Singapore Navy Ready to Support : Singapore Navy personnel declared its readiness to support operations Bhakti Surya Bhaskara Jaya (SBJ) that was held as one of the main activities to support international shipping Sail event Banda in 2010.

"We are ready to support the activities of SBJ by mobilizing medical personnel and engineering experts to rehabilitate schools and houses of worship," said Commander of the Singapore naval ship RSS Endeavour-210, Kenny Chen had a meeting with Wadan Navy Main Base (Lantamal) IX Ambon , Marine Colonel (P) Eddy Sugiatmo together a number of assistant and officer Lantamal, in Ambon, Monday. Short meeting was conducted aboard the Singapore Navy's RSS Endeavour, while the ship is leaning against the Jetty Port Yos Sudarso Ambon.

Kenny Chen admitted fun and happy to be visiting the Parade and several other regions to conduct humanitarian missions in the health sector together with the medical team from the largest vessel of the United States Hospital, USNS Mercy T-AH 19 that had been "anchored" in the Bay of Ambon since Monday morning.

In addition to the RSS Endeavour and the USNS Mercy, Australia also sent two ships of Landing Craft Heavy (LCH) which is owned by the Australian Navy HMAS Tarakan and HMAS Labuan to help the world's greatest humanitarian mission.

Wadan Lantamal IX Ambon, Marine Colonel (P) Eddy Sugiatmo express deep gratitude for the presence of the medical team together with Navy ships that neighboring countries, to support SBJ operation that will last until August 4.

"Operation SBJ is one of the government and armed forces programs to improve the welfare, public health, especially in the Moluccas, who live in small islands," he said.

Sugiatmo Eddy, who also serves as Commander Task Force (Task Force) SBJ, hoping for in Ambon, RSS Endeavour personnel can also enjoy the natural beauty of Maluku, particularly the famous nautical wisatawa is natural and promising, in addition to conducting operations and humanitarian.

"Maluku and Ambon baharinya very rich tourism potential, especially diving and beautiful object is not necessarily found in other areas," he said.

He was optimistic that the presence of four vessels owned by Australia, Singapore and the United States to carry out humanitarian missions will lift the image of Maluku berampak ever collapsed due to social conflicts in 1999, in the eyes of the international community.

"The presence of four ships from neighboring countries is likely to impact more and more foreign tourists to the conditions in Maluku believe that the more secure and guarantee to tourists in large numbers," he said.

Maluku, he added, will be one of the targeted areas in Indonesia the world's countries to make large scale investments in various fields in the future.