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28 Jul 2026
Sarawak, Sarawak News, Sarikei, Sarikei News, Public Safety, APM Sarikei, Fallen Tree, Emergency Response

APM Sarikei Clears Fallen Tree Near Government Building

SARIKIEI – The Civil Defence Force (APM) Sarikei responded promptly to an emergency call regarding a fallen tree near a government building on Wednesday evening, 6 May 2026. The incident was reported at 6.59 pm, prompting immediate action from Bravo Squad.

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Upon arrival, the team discovered that the tree had collapsed beside the fence of a residential property adjacent to the government building.

Concerned about potential hazards, officers quickly began cutting and clearing operations using specialised equipment designed for handling such emergencies.

The operation was completed safely, with the area fully cleared of debris. No injuries or property damage was reported during the incident.

Authorities confirmed that the swift response ensured the safety of residents and prevented further disruption in the vicinity.

APM Sarikei emphasised its commitment to public safety, reiterating its guiding principles of “Ready, Fast, with Integrity”.

Officials reminded the public that the Civil Defence Force remains dedicated to serving the community and responding to emergencies efficiently.

Residents are encouraged to contact APM Sarikei at 084-651300 or dial 999 in the event of emergencies involving fallen trees, wildlife, accidents, or other urgent matters requiring immediate assistance.

This case highlights the importance of community vigilance and the role of emergency services in maintaining safety during unexpected incidents.

The Civil Defence Force continues to stress the need for public cooperation in reporting emergencies promptly, ensuring that hazards are dealt with quickly and effectively.

By Sarawak Daily

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