Civil defence force to intensify member’s training after A-G report


KUANTAN: The Malaysian Civil Defence Force (APM) will intensify training for its members and volunteers, especially on emergency medical aid, in an effort to optimise services for the public.

APM’s chief commissioner Aminurrahim Mohamed said this was in response to the Auditor-General’s observations last year regarding the lack of training and certificates related to emergency medical treatment for APM members and volunteers.

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