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16 Jun 2026
Sarawak, Sarawak News, Mukah, Mukah News, Civil Defence, Pet Rescue, Public Safety

Kitten Rescued by APM Mukah from Ceiling in Home

MUKAH – A kitten trapped in the ceiling of a residential property in Mukah was safely rescued by the Malaysian Civil Defence Force (APM) on 16 June 2026, following an emergency call made by a concerned resident.

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The incident was reported to the Mukah District Operations Control Centre (PKOD) under the category of pet rescue (MHP).

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According to the complainant, the young cat had become stuck in the ceiling space of their home, prompting them to seek immediate assistance. Upon receiving the alert, APM personnel were swiftly deployed to the location.

Using careful handling techniques, the team managed to retrieve the kitten without causing harm to the animal or damage to the property. The operation was concluded successfully, and the situation was declared safe.

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Local authorities highlighted the importance of contacting emergency services when faced with such situations, noting that trained personnel are equipped to manage cases involving trapped animals.

While incidents of pets becoming stuck in confined spaces are not uncommon, they can pose risks both to the animal and to residents attempting to intervene without proper equipment.

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The rescue underscores APM Mukah’s readiness to respond to a wide range of emergencies, from wildlife encounters to domestic incidents.

Officials reminded the public that their 24-hour hotline remains available for urgent cases, ensuring that assistance can be provided at any time of day.

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Community members expressed appreciation for the prompt response, emphasising that the safe recovery of the kitten reflects the agency’s commitment to safeguarding both residents and animals.

The incident also serves as a reminder of the value of vigilance and cooperation between the public and emergency services. APM Mukah continues to encourage residents to remain alert and to report emergencies immediately.

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The agency’s motto, “Nang Steady”, reflects its dedication to reliability and preparedness in protecting the community. For emergencies, residents can contact APM Mukah at 084-872814, which operates around the clock.

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By Sarawak Daily

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