MUKAH – An emergency call came in on 24 March 2026 reporting a road accident at the Jebungan intersection, prompting a quick response from the Mukah District Operations Control Centre (PKOD).
When the Malaysian Civil Defence Force (APM Mukah) team arrived, they found a collision involving a motorcycle and an adult male rider.
The responders moved fast, stabilising the victim before placing him in an ambulance and sending him to the hospital for further treatment.
Authorities classified the incident as a road accident (KJR). At the scene, APM personnel secured the area and handled the situation without complications, ensuring both safety and proper care for the injured.
APM Mukah credited members of the public for reporting the accident quickly. That early call made a difference, allowing responders to reach the scene without delay.
The department stressed that public awareness and fast action often play a key role in emergency outcomes.
Residents are urged to contact APM Mukah at 084-872814, available 24 hours, or use the national emergency number 999 during accidents or disasters. These lines connect directly to trained responders who can step in right away.
The unit continues to stand by its motto, “APM Mukah, Nang Steady,” a reflection of its steady presence during crises. Its message remains clear: when something goes wrong, call for help without hesitation.
Road safety remains a concern across Sarawak. Authorities continue to remind drivers to stay alert and act responsibly on the road, as quick decisions and careful driving save lives.
