Overview
- Twenty-five units bought in 2024 for S/4,639,920 remain parked at the Hospital de la Policía in Jesús María.
- The contract signed on April 10 set a 60-day delivery period, yet no assignments to police units have occurred.
- The vehicles, including Toyota Hilux and Peugeot Boxer models, have license plates and meet technical specifications but await formal handover to PNP Sanidad.
- Reports say the Interior Ministry has neither ordered distribution nor allocated funds for fuel, maintenance or operations.
- PNP Sanidad director Gen. Jorge Villacorta says deployment will begin after formal delivery and supplier-led training required by the contract, as regions such as Cañete, Pucallpa, Cerro de Pasco and Tumbes report shortages.