What does a high seas medical ship do?

The High Seas Medical Vessel is a mobile medical facility designed for emergencies at sea; it is essentially a floating hospital. Its main mission is to provide immediate medical assistance, including advanced medical services such as surgery and CPR, to crew members and seafarers who are involved in accidents at sea, such as ship accidents or natural disasters.

These vessels are well-equipped with advanced diagnostic and treatment equipment, abundant stocks of medicines, life essentials and a professional medical team, and are able to travel quickly to the accident site after receiving a distress signal to provide emergency treatment and support to injured personnel. Its goal is to ensure the safety of the lives of crew members and seafarers as well as their physical health, and to maintain the stability of international shipping lanes and the smooth operation of maritime activities.

Medical ships on the high seas are a global ****shared public ****resource, and their existence reflects the international community's ****shared concern for maritime safety and humanitarian spirit. By sending medical flotillas to participate in global charitable actions, countries are actively fulfilling their obligations of humanitarian assistance to seafarers, which not only enhances the safety of seafaring, but also symbolizes the mutual assistance and cooperation among people around the globe, and makes an important contribution to the maintenance of the world's maritime order.