Bomba flies out Orang Asli woman to get treatment in Gua Musang


GUA MUSANG: The Fire and Rescue Department's air unit conducted a medical evacuation (medevac) to help an elderly Orang Asli woman from Kampung Tapai, Pos Hau, to get treatment at the Gua Musang Hospital on Saturday (June 3).

According to its northern region air base public relations officer, Assistant Fire Superintendent Muhammad Akmaluddin Said, the patient, Taran Alig, 70, was accompanied by her daughter, Ruzita Alang, 43, on board an Agusta Westland AW139 helicopter which departed from Penang at 10.25am.

"The patient had asthma, fever and persistent cough for two days and could not walk or sit up.

"The patient was flown to the Gua Musang Fire and Rescue Station at 11.56am and handed over to the Health Ministry staff for further action," he said in a statement on Sunday (June 4). – Bernama

Follow us on our official WhatsApp channel for breaking news alerts and key updates!

Bomba , Medevac , Gua Musang

   

Next In Nation

Fresh Malaysian durians a hit in China, sell out within 24 hours
Parents urged to have open conversations with children on dangers of vaping
JPA reminds civil servants not to make public statements, including on social media
Floods: Situation eases in S'gor, Perak, more evacuees in Kedah
Armed gang terrorises family in Klang robbery
Ministry to host Indian Community Cooperative Conference on Oct 13, says Ramanan
Those interested in the motorcycle licence upgrade can register at 139 institutes, says JPJ
Bersatu polls: Muhyiddin, Hamzah win president, deputy president posts uncontested
Sabah MPs may opt not to support controversial citizenship amendment Bills
Muslims urged to stay away from GISB deviant teachings

Others Also Read