Emergency Response
Early Recovery / Recovery
Prevention and Preparedness
Sustainable Development
Recap of MTCP Emergency & Trauma Care Training in Lebanon
MERCY Malaysia brings a dynamic approach to emergency preparedness through our MTCP Emergency and Trauma Care training in Beirut, Lebanon.
This hands-on session enhances paramedics’ ability to respond systematically to medical and trauma cases, improving patient outcomes and increasing successful rescue operations. Through practical exercises and real-world scenarios, every step brings us closer to safer, more resilient communities.
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Aug 31
Selamat Hari Kebangsaan ke-68 kepada seluruh rakyat Malaysia.
Semoga semangat kemanusiaan terus menjadi asas perpaduan dan kekuatan kita sebagai sebuah negara.
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Aug 30
Pakistan Flood Emergency
The recent floods in Pakistan reveal urgent humanitarian needs and the long-term challenges faced by communities vulnerable to climate change. MERCY Malaysia applies the Humanitarian-Development Nexus to support communities before, during, and after disasters.
Through coordinated efforts in emergency relief, health services, disaster risk reduction, and sustainable development, we help communities recover faster and build resilience against future crises. This work aligns with the Sustainable Development Goals, creating lasting impact in health, clean water, sustainable communities, and climate action.
Supporting humanitarian efforts is just the first step. By donating, you help strengthen resilience and empower communities to thrive. Every contribution counts:
CIMB Islamic Bank Berhad: 8606 1291 17
SWIFT Code: CTBBMYKL
Reference: Pakistan
Photograph: Fareed Khan/AP
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Aug 30
Pakistan Flood Emergency
Devastating floods in Pakistan have claimed over 800 lives, left 250,000 displaced, and over a million affected.
This recurring tragedy is a stark reminder of how climate change is amplifying the frequency and intensity of disasters.
MERCY Malaysia is monitoring the situation closely and will deploy a team to provide urgent humanitarian assistance.
Without urgent action, this devastation will keep repeating. Together, we must stay informed, support relief efforts, and push for stronger climate resilience so the most vulnerable are never left behind.
Let’s play our part by supporting humanitarian efforts for Pakistan and advocating for stronger climate resilience. Every contribution counts - donate today and help save lives:
CIMB Islamic Bank Berhad: 8606 1291 17
SWIFT Code: CTBBMYKL
Reference: Pakistan Relief Fund
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Aug 30
New faces.
One shared purpose.
MERCY Malaysia’s Sarawak Chapter welcomed its newest group of volunteers through the Volunteer Induction Programme.
Our volunteer family is growing.
Your turn - join us and be part of the change.
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Aug 30
Gempa bumi di Segamat, Johor
Dalam tempoh seminggu, Segamat mencatatkan lima gegaran, dengan magnitud tertinggi 4.1. Walaupun dikategorikan sebagai lemah, gegaran ini tetap dapat dirasai oleh penduduk di kawasan sekitar. Menurut MetMalaysia, puncanya adalah pergerakan sesar tempatan dalam struktur tektonik Semenanjung Malaysia.
MERCY Malaysia terus memantau perkembangan ini dan bersedia untuk digerakkan jika keadaan memerlukan. Melalui Pengurangan Risiko Bencana, kami bekerjasama dengan komuniti untuk meningkatkan kesiapsiagaan, bertindak pantas semasa kecemasan, serta menyokong pemulihan agar masyarakat dapat bangkit dengan lebih kuat dan selamat.
CIMB Islamic Bank Berhad: 8606 1291 17
SWIFT Code: CTBBMYKL
Reference: MERCY Malaysia
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Aug 29
In the remote village of Kg Kawayoi Ulu Pinangoh, Sabah, the nearest clinic is 60km away along rough roads that are often difficult to access. For the community here, this distance makes healthcare a challenge.
Most families rely on farming and estate work for their livelihoods, with limited income to meet daily needs. Children travel nearly 30km to attend school, many staying in hostels or with relatives so they can continue their studies.
To help ease these challenges, MERCY Malaysia recently held a medical camp at the village community hall. Residents received medical screenings, dental care, pap smears, breast examinations, and eye checks with spectacles provided. Health talks and hygiene kits were also shared with the community.
For Kg Kawayoi Ulu Pinangoh, the camp meant more than just medical services. It was a step toward better access, stronger resilience, and a healthier future.
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Aug 29
When floods force schools to close, children lose more than lessons. They lose the safety, stability, and hope that education brings.
Swipe to see how MERCY Malaysia’s Education in Emergencies (EiE) programme supports learning even when formal schooling is disrupted.
By complementing existing efforts through informal education, we help protect children’s resilience, dignity, and a brighter future.
To learn more about MERCY Malaysia’s EiE programme, email us at [email protected]
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Aug 28
