MATU – The Malaysian Civil Defence Force (APM) in Matu District responded promptly to an emergency case in Tian Village on Tuesday, 5 May 2026, after receiving a distress call from members of the public.
The District Operations Control Centre (PKOD) was alerted to a victim reported to be in a weakened condition. A team was immediately dispatched to the location to provide assistance.
Upon arrival, APM personnel carried out an initial assessment to determine the victim’s state before arranging for hospital transfer.
Following the preliminary examination, the individual was placed into an APM ambulance and transported to Daro Hospital for further medical care. The operation was conducted smoothly, with no complications reported during the transfer.
Local authorities have emphasised the importance of swift response in such cases, noting that early intervention can significantly improve outcomes for patients in distress.
The incident highlights the role of APM in ensuring community safety and providing immediate aid when emergencies arise.
The Matu District APM has continued to encourage residents to remain vigilant and to contact emergency services without delay when faced with urgent health or safety concerns.
The PKOD hotline remains available for public use, ensuring that assistance can be mobilised quickly when required.
This case adds to a series of recent emergency responses across Sarawak, where APM units have been actively involved in supporting communities during medical incidents, accidents, and environmental hazards.
Their readiness and efficiency have been recognised as vital in safeguarding lives and maintaining public confidence in emergency services.
The successful handling of the Tian Village case demonstrates the effectiveness of coordinated action between local residents and emergency responders.
It also underscores the importance of community cooperation in ensuring that those in need receive timely medical attention.
Residents are reminded that the Matu District APM PKOD can be reached at 084-832208 for emergencies, alongside the national emergency line 999.
