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Discreet emergency assistance: evacuation and repatriation from the Silk Road

  • Writer: Matthew Leggett
    Matthew Leggett
  • Jan 16
  • 1 min read

Last year, we were asked to support a client travelling through Uzbekistan on a Silk Road expedition following a serious accident in a remote location.


The client had sustained multiple injuries, including fractures and puncture wounds, in an area with limited medical infrastructure and complex local logistics. Immediate decisions were required, both on the ground and internationally.


Within 12 hours, we activated a coordinated response. A specialist operative with advanced medical and security experience was deployed to Uzbekistan to take control locally, while arrangements were made for a private aircraft to return the client safely and discreetly to the UK, with appropriate care throughout the journey.


At the time, our focus was on the client and their family, not on communication. We’re sharing it now as an example of the kind of work we quietly do.


The operation required:

• rapid international mobilisation

• trusted personnel with medical and security expertise

• complex cross-border coordination

• discretion at every stage


For clients travelling privately, whether on expedition, holiday, or to remote destinations, preparation and access to the right support network matters. We provide assistance before and during travel, including risk assessments, logistical planning, in-country support and emergency response.


Travel should be inspiring. With the right expertise in place, even the unexpected can be managed with care, precision and restraint.



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