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	Malaysia: I-City Auxiliary Police to be trained as Emergency First Responders
	The i-City Shah Alam auxiliary police team will be trained to help the sick and injured while doing their duty of protecting people and property.\r\n“We realise that security issues can also come with health problems. So, we have a few programmes. The auxiliary police will learn to deal with minor injuries, falls, fractures, electrocution, choking, even heart attacks.”
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	Malaysia: Emergency Support for Dragon Boat Race
	Kota Kinabalu: The Fire and Rescue Department will provide emergency aid to the Fourth Sabah FCAS International Dragon Boat Race 2017 organised by The Federation of Chinese Associations Sabah (FCAS) on 13-14 May to ensure the race will proceed safely under the supervision of the rescue team.\r\nFCAS led by its president Datuk Seri Panglima Dr TC Goh and the first vice president cum organising chairlady of the dragon boat race, Datuk Susan Wong, called on Sabah Fire and Rescue Service Department director Nordin B. Pauzand invited him to attend the Sunset Beach Welcoming Party to be held on 12 May at 6.30pm at Likas Bay.
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	Malaysia: Malaysian Red Crescent Releases First Ever First Aid Smartphone App
	The Malaysian Red Crescent Society (MRCS) has notched a milestone 3 August as they proudly released Malaysia\'s First Aid mobile application.The mobile app, which was developed with the support from the International Federation of Red Cross And Red Crescent Societies (IFRC), is the first ever application of its kind in Malaysia.
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	Malaysia: Make CPR subject Mandatory in Schools
	Kuala Lumpur: St John Ambulance Sarawak (SJAS) has asked the federal and state governments to make the Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation Respiratory Assistance (CPR) a mandatory subject in all schools in the country.\r\nSJAS chairman and commander Datuk Seri Ang Lai Soon said the lifesaving method should be a compulsory subject not only in national schools but also in international, private and tertiary institutions.
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	Malaysia: N69 Kemena forms CERT to Deal with Emergencies
	Bintulu: The Kemena N.69 Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) has been formed following the successful completion of a 3-day emergency response awareness training programme which was attended by 200 grass root leaders and community members from 25 villages located within the Sebauh District.\r\nA political secretary to the chief minister Victor Temenggong Angang officiated at the closing ceremony on behalf of the Minister of Utilities Dato Sri Dr Stephen Rundi Utom.
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Malaysia: I-City Auxiliary Police to be trained as Emergency First Responders

Malaysia: Emergency Support for Dragon Boat Race

Malaysia: Malaysian Red Crescent Releases First Ever First Aid Smartphone App

Malaysia: Make CPR subject Mandatory in Schools

Malaysia: N69 Kemena forms CERT to Deal with Emergencies

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