SERIAN – Officers from the Road Transport Department (JPJ) Serian provided immediate assistance to victims of a road accident along Jalan Serian–Kuching near Sungai Sinjok on Saturday, 30 May 2026.
The incident occurred during enforcement patrols under Ops Hari Raya Aidiladha. JPJ personnel on duty responded swiftly, administering first aid to the injured driver, his wife, and their child, who were travelling together in the vehicle.
Recognising the urgency of the situation, the officers promptly alerted the Royal Malaysia Police (PDRM), ambulance services, and towing companies.
Their coordinated response ensured that emergency support reached the victims quickly and efficiently. In addition to providing medical assistance, JPJ members also managed traffic around the accident site.
By directing vehicles and maintaining order, they reduced the risk of further collisions and safeguarded other road users until rescue teams arrived.
The department’s actions highlighted its commitment to public safety beyond routine enforcement. JPJ Sarawak has consistently emphasised that its role extends to humanitarian support, ensuring that road users receive help in times of distress.
Ops Hari Raya Aidiladha, which is currently being carried out across Sarawak, aims to strengthen road safety during the festive season.
The operation combines enforcement against traffic offences with proactive measures to protect motorists and passengers.
JPJ Serian’s intervention in Sungai Sinjok reflects the department’s guiding principles of responsibility and compassion.
By stepping in to provide aid, officers demonstrated that their duty is not limited to regulation but also encompasses care for the community.
The department expressed hope that the victims and their families will recover swiftly, while reminding the public of the importance of vigilance and caution on the roads, particularly during festive periods when traffic volumes are higher.
This latest incident underscores the value of JPJ’s presence on Sarawak’s highways, where enforcement and humanitarian service go hand in hand to protect lives and maintain order.
