Children stung by jellyfish during open water race in Lumut


IPOH: About 30 children were stung by jellyfish while participating in an open-water race at Teluk Senangin beach in Lumut.

A Civil Defence Force spokesman said the victims were participants in the Teluk Senangin Open Water Swim 2025, held on Saturday (Aug 2).

Three of the participants were sent to Seri Manjung Hospital for further treatment and have been discharged.

The spokesman said the event started at about 8am.

"At about 8.15am, the participants headed to the medical treatment base to receive preliminary attention. The two children were sent to the hospital at about 8.40am," the spokesman said in a statement.

 

 

 

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

Next In Nation

Budi95: Ceiling limit for e-hailing, gig workers retained, says Anwar
Iran allowing Malaysian vessels to pass Hormuz Strait, says Anwar
Budi95 quota temporarily adjusted to 200 litres per month, maintained at RM1.99, says Anwar
Agri Ministry to maintain input subsidies as usual despite West Asia unrest
Anwar to announce strategic energy crisis measures at 6.30pm
Missing Survey Dept officer found dead at Malaysia-Brunei border
Be responsible, keep public facilities clean, says Onn Hafiz on Johor water park closure
Friends, neighbours in shock over Merbok murder tragedy
Sarawak Environment Dept warns against open burning
Enforcers tracking down duo caught on camera filling subsidised RON95 into container in car boot

Others Also Read