MUKAH – The Malaysian Civil Defence Force (APM) Mukah responded to a medical emergency on 21 June 2026 after receiving a distress call concerning an elderly woman experiencing sudden illness.
The incident was reported to the District Operations Control Centre (PKOD), with members informed that the victim was suffering from weakness in her limbs accompanied by a severe headache.
Recognising the urgency of the situation, APM personnel were immediately dispatched to the location. Upon arrival, the team assessed the victim’s condition and prepared her for safe transfer.
Using a scoop stretcher, officers carefully moved the woman to an ambulance, which then transported her to Mukah Hospital for further medical treatment. The operation was completed smoothly, ensuring the victim received timely care.
Officials emphasised that rapid response in such cases is critical, particularly when symptoms involve neurological weakness or sudden pain, which can indicate serious underlying conditions. The intervention demonstrated APM Mukah’s readiness to act swiftly in safeguarding community health.
The Civil Defence Force expressed appreciation to the public for promptly reporting the case, noting that early communication allows emergency services to mobilise resources effectively.
They reminded residents that contacting authorities immediately during emergencies can make a significant difference in outcomes.
APM Mukah reaffirmed its commitment to public safety under its guiding motto, “APM Mukah, Nang Steady”.
The unit continues to encourage community members to remain vigilant and to seek assistance whenever faced with medical or safety risks.
Residents are advised to use the official emergency hotline at 084-872814, available 24 hours a day, or dial 999 for urgent situations.
By working closely with authorities, communities can ensure that emergencies are handled quickly and professionally.
This latest case highlights the vital role of APM in complementing healthcare services across Sarawak. Their ability to respond to diverse emergencies, from medical incidents to disaster relief, reinforces confidence in the state’s emergency response system.
