Stretching the limits.With limited PPEs, funds and even manpower, SJAM took on challenges as calls for duty. Akin to what our forefathers have served in the World War II, SJAM members today served in the war against COVID19. Since the beginning of Movement Control Order (MCO), St. John Ambulance of Malaysia worked tirelessly for the Service for Mankind. 1. Hospital Enche' Besar Hajjah Khalsom, Kluang, Johor first activated SJAM ambulance service in Johor to transfer non-COVID19 patients. 11 ambulances, 33 crew members transferred 40 patients2. Hundreds of members clocked over 5,000 voluntary hours to make face shields. Over 75,000 face shields and 70,000 of other PPEs were delivered to 179 hospitals, clinics and frontliners nationwide. 3. All current operations including ambulance services, dialysis centers, wound care centre and nursing home are still operating as usual4. Blood donation drives were activated in 10 locations and will continue till the end of Phase 3 MCO5. SJAM social media team also prepared infographics and video series to help Malaysians cope with MCO and understand COVID196. #OpsMASCOV began last week to standby at 8 hotspots in Kuala Lumpur, Selangor, Melaka, Negeri Sembilan and Johor7. SJAM also collaborated with St. John Ambulance Singapore for medical escort of 38 travelers, including some 27 pregnant women back to Johor. #OneStJohn #StJohnTOGETHEROne St John: Together against Covid-19 #SJAMinitiative #FightCOVID19Help us in combating COVID19. ST JOHN AMBULANS MALAYSIACIMB BANK | 8000 41 5552Reference: COVID19-NHQ
