IN a world where fires can strike without warning, it is all too easy to fall into the trap of believing that such a catastrophe won’t happen to us. However, the harsh reality is that fires know no bounds – they do not adhere to schedules, and they certainly do
LAST Saturday marked a significant milestone in community engagement in Batu Kawa, where a diverse community comprising Malays, Chinese, Bidayuhs, Ibans, and others resides. The Sarawak Fire and Rescue Department (BOMBA Sarawak) organised a magnificent event—an annual fire safety campaign—amidst the festive ambience of the upcoming Chinese New Year. Batu
Last week, I had the privilege of engaging with professionals from the property industry. The three-day engagement allowed me to delve into their professionalism and gain valuable insights. Considering how fire safety and fire engineering are crucial aspects in the Fire and Rescue Department (Bomba), the engagement also provided me
In this article, I aim to highlight the importance of portable fire extinguishers in every household and promote fire safety at the community level. It is crucial to understand the significance of this essential safety tool, especially during the critical first minutes of a fire outbreak. I hope to see
BY DATU KHIRUDIN DRAHMAN LAST week, I embarked on a road journey from Kuching to Bintulu, and I must express my gratitude for the excellent condition of the road. Over three days, I engaged in nine activities across various locations in the central zone of Sarawak. I must convey my
DISASTER and incident preparedness constitute a crucial set of measures implemented by governments, organisations, communities and individuals. This is done to ensure and enhance the ability to respond effectively and cope with immediate aftermath of disasters whether caused by natural hazards or human-made events. The primary goal of these measures
FLYING back from the Bario Highlands after participating in a transformative fire safety programme for highland communities, I could not help but reflect on the profound impact such initiatives have on rural and remote areas. The State Fire and Rescue Department (Bomba Sarawak) had the honour to be a part
‘Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.’ – Nelson Mandela Nelson (1994-1999); a prominent South African anti-apartheid activist and politician who served as the President of South Africa from 1994 to 1999 I recently had the honour of presiding over the graduation ceremony
‘The discovery of fire is the discovery of ourselves.’ – Terry Tempest Williams (1955-present); an American author, conservationist, and environmental activist. Williams is known for her writings that explore the connection between the natural world, culture, and human society. FIRE, the primal element that has been with humanity since its
In the complex tapestry of urban life, it is easy to assume that matters of fire safety and security rest solely on the broad shoulders of the government. However, delving into the intricacies of this issue reveals a profound truth: 99 per cent of the result depends heavily on our
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