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13 Jun 2026
Sarawak, Sarawak News, Mukah, Mukah News, Civil Defence, Emergency Response, Health Emergency, Public Safety

Elderly Woman Taken to Hospital After Health Emergency in Mukah

MUKAH – The Malaysian Civil Defence Force (APM) in Mukah responded swiftly to a health emergency on 7 June 2026 after receiving a call from the public regarding an elderly woman experiencing sudden weakness in her limbs.

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The incident occurred at a residence in Mukah, where the victim was found in the living room unable to move due to her condition.

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APM personnel immediately deployed an ambulance and stretcher trolley to assist. The woman was carefully transferred and taken to Mukah Hospital for further medical examination and treatment.

Officials confirmed that the operation was conducted safely, with all personnel returning to the Mukah District Operations Control Centre (PKOD) without incident.

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Equipment used during the mission was reported to be in good condition, ensuring readiness for future emergencies.

Health-related emergencies such as sudden weakness or immobility can be serious, particularly among elderly individuals.

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Medical experts often highlight that such symptoms may indicate underlying conditions requiring urgent care, including neurological or cardiovascular issues.

The rapid response by APM ensured that the victim received timely medical attention, reducing the risk of complications.

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The Civil Defence Force has reminded residents to remain vigilant and to contact emergency services immediately when faced with similar situations.

Quick reporting allows trained personnel to provide assistance and ensures that victims are not left unattended.

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Mukah APM continues to emphasise its commitment to community safety, reinforcing its motto of “Ready, Fast, With Integrity”.

Their role complements the work of hospitals and other agencies, providing vital support in emergencies ranging from health incidents to natural disasters.

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Residents are encouraged to use the APM Mukah hotline at 084-872814, which operates 24 hours a day, for any urgent situations requiring assistance.

Authorities stress that public cooperation is essential in ensuring effective emergency response across Sarawak. This case highlights the importance of coordinated action between the public and emergency services.

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With the victim now under hospital care, the incident serves as a reminder of the value of community vigilance and the readiness of APM to respond to diverse emergencies.

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By Sarawak Daily

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