SELANGAU – The Civil Defence Force (APM) in Selangau responded swiftly to an emergency call involving an elderly man who was reported to be unwell at Rumah Umin, Sungai Nirai, on Monday, 2 March 2026.
The Selangau District Operations Control Centre received the alert from members of the public after the 78-year-old experienced severe stomach pain and weakness. Four APM personnel were immediately dispatched to the location.
Upon arrival, the team found the patient lying down, surrounded by family members. Officers carried out an initial medical assessment before transferring him onto a scoop stretcher. He was then taken to a nearby clinic for further examination and treatment.
According to APM Selangau, the man remained stable throughout the operation. Medical staff at the clinic have since taken over his care to ensure he receives appropriate follow-up.
The incident highlights the importance of rapid response services in rural districts such as Selangau, where access to immediate medical facilities can be limited. Civil Defence teams often play a crucial role in bridging this gap, ensuring patients are safely transported to healthcare centres.
APM Selangau continues to remind residents that its hotline is available 24 hours a day for emergencies. The number to call is 084-891285. Officials emphasise that timely reporting of incidents can make a significant difference in saving lives and reducing risks during medical emergencies.
Community members in Selangau have frequently relied on APM for assistance in cases ranging from road accidents to health-related emergencies. The organisation’s presence in the district has been vital in supporting both urban and rural communities, particularly in areas where medical services are not immediately accessible.
This latest response underscores the dedication of APM personnel in safeguarding public welfare. Their readiness to act quickly ensures that vulnerable individuals, especially the elderly, receive urgent care when needed.
Residents are encouraged to remain vigilant and to contact APM whenever emergencies arise, reinforcing the collective effort to maintain safety and wellbeing across the district.
