BINTULU – The Bintulu District Operations Control Centre (PKOD Bintulu) responded to an emergency call on Monday involving a road accident with a Honda Wave motorcycle.
The incident involved an adult male who sustained injuries to his head and left leg. Although weakened by the accident, the victim remained conscious and responsive when emergency personnel arrived at the scene.
Members of the Malaysian Civil Defence Force (APM Bintulu) provided immediate treatment on-site. The victim was stabilised and carefully lifted using a spinal board before being transferred by ambulance to Bintulu Hospital for further medical care.
Authorities highlighted that the swift response demonstrated the importance of rapid coordination between emergency services and hospitals.
The use of proper equipment ensured the victim was handled safely, reducing the risk of further injury during transport.
APM Bintulu reminded the public that their hotline is available 24 hours a day at 086-318233, in addition to the national emergency line at 999.
Residents are encouraged to contact these numbers in urgent situations to guarantee timely assistance.
The Civil Defence Force continues to emphasise its motto of readiness, integrity, and speed in responding to emergencies.
Their role extends beyond road accidents, covering natural disasters, wildlife encounters, and other incidents that threaten public safety.
This latest case underscores the importance of community vigilance and the need for immediate reporting of accidents.
By working closely with emergency services, residents can help ensure that victims receive the care they need without delay.
APM Bintulu reaffirmed its commitment to protecting the community, pledging to maintain its proactive approach in handling emergencies and safeguarding lives across the district.
