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Yesterday the Bailiwick’s marine ambulance Flying Christine III attended the annual Sark Sea Service.
The service and blessing of the fleet was conducted by David Stolton, the Minister for Sark and the Dean of Guernsey the Very Reverend Tim Barker. Guernsey’s Bailiff and Sark dignitaries were also present.
Alongside the Flying Christine III were both Guernsey Lifeboats.
Following the service while the Flying Christine was returning to St Peter Port she was diverted to a medical case in Herm.
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This weekend we were on duty providing safety cover for the Guernsey round of the National Hillclimb Championship on the Val des Terres.
This is one of several sporting and community events we attend each year, which are staffed by off-duty crews who work extra hours between their allocated shifts.
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The Bailiwick's marine ambulance provides a lifeline service to the island of Herm, Sark and Alderney, with pre-hospital paramedic care and transport between the islands.
Flying Christine III is a charitable asset operated by Guernsey's Ambulance and Rescue Service, it relies on public support and donations, as well as subscriptions and charges. The boat crew are all volunteers who work alongside professional full-time ambulance clinicians.
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