MUKAH – The Malaysian Civil Defence Force (APM) in Mukah responded to a public emergency call on 26 June after a car door locked itself with the keys left inside.
The incident, categorised as a KK (Special Service) case, was reported by a member of the public who sought immediate assistance.
APM personnel were dispatched to the scene and quickly assessed the situation. Using specialised equipment, the team successfully unlocked the vehicle without causing damage.
Authorities confirmed that the operation was completed safely, with no injuries or further complications. The swift intervention ensured that the situation was resolved efficiently, preventing unnecessary distress for the vehicle owner.
APM Mukah highlighted that such cases, though not uncommon, require trained personnel and proper tools to avoid harm or damage.
The district office continues to remind residents that emergency services are available around the clock, reinforcing their motto “Nang Steady” and the national call to action, “There is a Disaster, Call APM.”
Residents are encouraged to contact APM Mukah for urgent assistance through their 24-hour hotline at 084-872814. Officials stressed that public cooperation and timely reporting are vital in ensuring community safety.
The incident reflects the broader role of APM in handling diverse emergencies, ranging from medical cases and disaster response to technical rescues such as locked vehicles.
Their readiness and professionalism continue to strengthen public confidence in local emergency services.
Community leaders have praised the team’s efficiency, noting that their actions demonstrate the importance of having reliable civil defence support in Mukah.
The case serves as a reminder of the value of preparedness and the need for strong collaboration between residents and authorities.
