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Timely aid for senior citizens in need
GEORGE TOWN: After weeks of rationing, Khar Cheow Beng, who is blind in one eye, can finally heave a sigh of relief after receiving food and essential supplies.
Right training skills can save lives
HEART attacks happen unexpectedly, and can take place in unexpected places.
Devices to save hikers in distress
WITH hiking gaining popularity over the past year, five Penang Island city councillors decided to pool together their allocations to purchase two automated external defibrillators (AED) and a mobile training cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) set with mannequin worth about RM23,000 for the Penang Community Policing Charity Team.
Power to save lives via AED session
AVID hikers and the public grabbed the chance to learn how to perform CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation) and use an AED (automated external defibrillator) in case of an emergency during a programme at the Bukit Jambul hiking trail in Penang.
‘Act fast and call 999 in time and save a life’
GEORGE TOWN: A sports enthusiast got a rude shock when he found out that his body could not take the pressure from exercising after a three-month hiatus.
The joy of serving the community
GEORGE TOWN: For the past seven years, Lim Teik Aun has devoted his time to helping the poor and needy.
Families thankful to police charity team for aid
HOUSEWIFE A. Vasanthi, 38, received a timely grocery aid from the Community Policing Malaysia Penang Charity Team.
Lorry driver saved in the nick of time
GEORGE TOWN: Lorry driver Koay Ah Hock was driving his heavy vehicle on Oct 30 when he had a heart attack and lost consciousness.
Clinically dead lorry driver revived
GEORGE TOWN: Clinically dead for at least 30 minutes but brought back to life. Is that even possible?
