Malaysia emergency numbers: 999, 112, 991 and 994

For an immediate threat to life or safety in Malaysia, call 999 first. Give the exact location, what happened and a callback number. The integrated emergency system coordinates police, fire and rescue, medical response and civil defence.

112 is a mobile emergency calling route that can connect to the emergency system. 991 and 994 are supplementary civil-defence and fire-rescue numbers, but 999 remains the clearest primary choice when you need urgent help.

Only call emergency lines for genuine emergencies. Move to a safe place where possible, do not put yourself at risk to collect more details, and follow the operator's instructions.

Before calling a local service, note the exact Sibu address, a safe landmark, when the incident started, whether anyone is injured and a number that can be called back. Give observed facts rather than guesses. Do not wait for a quote, a provider reply or a map search when there is an immediate threat to life or public safety: call 999 first.

Once the scene is safe, save the reference number, time of contact, photographs taken from a safe position and any written quotation or receipt. The local contact cards below can help with follow-up from hospitals, police, fire, civil-defence, utility or roadside providers, but they do not replace the emergency system. Verify the provider's scope and any charge before authorising non-emergency work.