Answering call of distress


Happy to help: ERU members posing for a group photo with children who survived the Nepal earthquake. (Below) Dr Yee (seated, middle) showing a photo of the quake aftermath. With him are ERU advisor Patrick Thong (seated left), SJAM operations superintendent Dr Suaran Singh (seated right) and other members.

ST John Ambulance Malaysia (SJAM) will be sending two teams of medical personnel to Nepal to attend to survivors of the earthquake that rocked the country.

Its Penang commander Datuk Dr Yee Thiam Sun said the first team will be deployed this Saturday and the second on May 22.

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