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Emergency numbers

It is advisable for you to keep this number up.

"Better to have than sorry"

In any country, there must be a list of emergency numbers as a survival reference during emergencies. Same goes to Malaysia, where we did have our own emergency contact numbers. Generally, every state have their own contact number. Below are the list of them:


Few years back, the Government of Malaysia has introduced MERS which directly linked to 999 Emergencies number.:
Malaysia Emergency Rescue Services (MERS)
Police 999
Fire 999
Hospital 999
Civil Defence 999
Malaysian Red Crescent (MRC) +603 4257 8122
St. John Ambulance Malaysia (SJAM) +603 9285 1576

Royal Malaysia Police (PDRM) :
+603 2031 999 . 03 2266 3333

For other state, please visit:
Royal Malaysia Police

Kuala Lumpur Tourist Police:
+603 2149 6590 (Hotline)
+603 2149 6593 (Enquiries)

KLIA Police Station
+603 8776 8300 / 8302

LCCT Police Station
+603 8787 2222

Sultan Abdul Aziz Shah Airport,
Subang Police Station
+603 5633 2222

Penang International Airport
Police Station
+604 643 0900

Kuching International Airport
Police Station
+6082 619 825

Kota Kinabalu International Airport
Police Station
+6088 413 849

Senai International Airport
Police Station
+607 5997 313

Langkawi International Airport
+604 9551 090


Civil Defence (Hotline 24 hours): +603 2687 1300
Kuala Lumpur 03-26949625
Putrajaya 03-88868586
Selangor 03-89453001
Negeri Sembilan 06-7672379
Melaka 06-2324035
Johor 07-2349705
Perlis 04-9762510
Kedah 04- 7323801
Pulau Pinang 04-3237409
Perak 05-2416562
Pahang 09-5161991
Terengganu 09-6672991
Kelantan 09-7658130
Sarawak 082-252940
Sabah 088-232532

For other information related to Civil Defence, please visit:
Civil Defence.

To travel in safe, you should plan a safe trip as well as having an emergencies backup plan to prevent any harm and mishap from happening, you should have adequate preparation and plan while you are travelling outside. On the other hand, your own safety should be put as a priority beforehand.

Lastly, we wish you have a safe trip and journey in Malaysia.
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