SRI AMAN – The Malaysian Civil Defence Force (APM) Sri Aman District responded promptly to an emergency call on 22 June 2026 after a tree collapsed onto an electric cable in Taman Tiara Phase 1, raising concerns for nearby residents.
The incident was reported at 11.38 am by members of the public, who alerted the district operations centre to the potential danger.
APM personnel were immediately dispatched to the site using a JMC LRV vehicle to assess the situation and take necessary action.
Upon arrival, officers confirmed that the fallen tree had struck the electric cable, posing a risk of electrical hazards and possible disruption to the neighbourhood. The team quickly began cutting and clearing the tree to remove the obstruction.
The operation was carried out safely and efficiently, with APM members ensuring that no further damage occurred to the cable or surrounding property. By the end of the intervention, the area was declared secure, and normal conditions were restored.
Officials emphasised that such incidents highlight the importance of community vigilance and timely reporting.
Fallen trees, especially those affecting power lines, can lead to dangerous situations if not addressed immediately.
The Civil Defence Force continues to encourage residents to contact emergency services whenever they encounter hazards that threaten public safety.
The Sri Aman District Civil Defence Force reaffirmed its commitment to protecting the community, stressing that its teams remain ready to respond to emergencies with speed and professionalism.
Their actions reflect the broader mission of APM across Sarawak to safeguard lives and property through effective intervention.
Residents are reminded that cooperation with emergency services is vital in ensuring swift resolutions to incidents.
By reporting hazards promptly, communities play a crucial role in maintaining safety and preventing accidents.
This latest operation demonstrates the preparedness of APM Sri Aman and its dedication to maintaining public security, reinforcing confidence in the district’s emergency response capabilities.
