BINTULU – The Malaysian Civil Defence Force (APM) Bintulu successfully rescued a cat trapped on the roof of a house on 21 June 2026, following an emergency call from the public.
The District Operations Control Centre (PKOD) received the report, prompting immediate deployment of personnel to the location. Upon arrival, officers confirmed that the cat was stranded on the roof and unable to descend safely.
APM members carried out the rescue operation with care, ensuring the animal was removed without injury. The cat was safely returned to the household, and the situation was declared under control.
Officials highlighted that such incidents demonstrate the importance of community cooperation in reporting emergencies.
By contacting authorities promptly, residents enable swift intervention that prevents harm to both people and animals.
APM Bintulu reaffirmed its commitment to public safety under its guiding mottos, “APM Bintulu, Nang Steady” and “Ready Fast With Integrity”.
The unit continues to encourage vigilance and cooperation from residents, stressing the importance of contacting authorities whenever emergencies arise.
For emergencies, the public can reach APM Bintulu at 086-318233, available 24 hours a day, or dial 999.
This latest operation highlights the readiness of APM Bintulu in handling diverse emergencies, from wildlife encounters to environmental hazards.
Their swift intervention reassured residents and demonstrated the effectiveness of coordinated emergency response in Sarawak.
