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Malaysia: Hospital on Wheels to the Rescue


Timah Tasoh: Disaster victims could receive prompt treatment with a state-of-the-art hospital on wheels which allows for major surgeries to be performed on site.With the mobile hospital, which is made up of five vehicles, the Chinese authorities can carry out medical procedures such as outpatient treatment, X-rays and surgeries. “The operation van is equipped with an EKG (electrocardiogram) machine. In one day, we can check at least 100 people,” said Tian Junzhang, principal of China’s National Health Emergency Team’s field hospital, here.
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Malaysia: New Equipment, Vehicles for Bomba, Including 21 Emergency Medical Rescue Service Vehicles


Kuching: The State Fire and Rescue Department (Bomba) on May 28 received new specialised firefighting equipment and vehicles worth RM28.9 million to increase its efficiency in protecting lives and properties.The State Bomba received 10 units of Prime Mover with Water Tank Trailers, 21 Emergency Medical Rescue Services (EMRS) vehicles, 4 three- tonne and five-tonne lorries, 6 rescue boats and support equipment.
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Malaysia: Rasomah and 26-member DelegationLearns CPR at IJN


Kuala Lumpur: Bakti (Welfare Body of Wives of Ministers and Deputy Ministers) president Datin Seri Rosmah closely observed a demonstration of the cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) technique which can save lives.Rosmah, who is also the prime minister\'s wife, was leading a 26-member delegation from the body for the Bakti CPR Course 2015 held at the National Heart Institute (IJN), here.They also listened to a CPR talk given by IJN\'s CPR Faculty director, Datuk Seri Dr AzhariRosman, besides engaging in a CPR practical session for babies and adults, using dummies.
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Malaysia: ˇ®Look into Emergency Rescue on Mountains, Other Terrain\' Call


Kota Kinabalu: Emergency rescue on mountains and other terrain is something the relevant authorities should look into following the events that took place after an earthquake struck last Friday(June 04).\r\n\"We should not point fingers at people like the Bomba and the police for they are not fully trained for mountain rescuing. Therefore, how do you expect them to perform when they are also lacking in this experience?\" said Edward Chua, operator of Monkey Tops River lodge in Klias Wetland.
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Malaysia: Labuan Needs Ambulance Boat for Emergency Transfer of High Risk Patients


Labuan: Labuan will soon have its ambulance boat for the emergency transfer of patients in dire need of medical treatment to the fully-equipped government hospitals in the mainland of Sabah.Due to the Labuan Nucleus Hospital’s status as a minor specialist hospital, most of the high-risk patients in the duty-free-island here have been transferred to Kota Kinabalu Queen Elizabeth Hospital (QEH), either by air or sea mercy operations for critical treatment.\r\nLabuan Health director Dr Ismail Ali told Bernama a total of 372 high-risk patients have been sent to QEH through ferry and mercy operations since 2013.
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