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EMERGENCY CONTACT NUMBERS (Covid-19 & MCO) HIGH COMMISSION OF MALDIVES, KUALA LUMPUR EMERGENCY CONTACT NUMBERS (Covid-19 & MCO) CRISIS PREPAREDNESS AND RESPONSE CENTRE (CPRC) / MOVEMENT CONTROL ORDER (call these numbers to report a suspected case) 03-88810200 010-8608949 (WhatsApp) 03-88810600 010-9699435 (WhatsApp) 03-88810700 Email: [email protected] 999 / 112 (National Emergency/Ambulance) 03-8888 2010 (National Security Council) PRIVATE HEALTH SERVICES (Home-visit doctor services) Pantai Premier Pathology Sdn Bhd 03-4280 9115 Lablink (M) Sdn Bhd (KPJ) 03-4023 4588 Qualitas Medical Group Sdn Bhd 03-7964 6363 Gleneagles Kuala Lumpur 03-4141 3000 Pantai Hospital Kuala Lumpur 03-2296 0888 Pantai Hospital Cheras 03-9145 2888 Pantai Hospital Klang 03-3258 5500 Pantai Hospital Ayer Keroh, Melaka 06-231 9999 Twin Tower Medical Centre, KLCC 03-2382 3500 DoctorOnCall 03-84082000 1 HIGH COMMISSION OF MALDIVES, KUALA LUMPUR GOVERNMENT HOSPITALS State Hospital Name Phone Perlis Hospital Tengku Fauziah, Kangar 04-973 8000 Hospital Sultanah Bahiyah, Alor Star 04-740 6233 Hospital Sultanah Maliha, Langkawi Kedah 04-966 3333 Hospital Sultan Abdul Halim, Sungai 04-445 7333 Petani Hospital Pulau Pinang, George Town 04-222 5333 Hospital Seberang Jaya, Perai 04-382 7333 Penang Hospital Bukit Mertajam, Bukit Mertajam 04-549 7333 Hospital Kepala Batas 04-579 3333 Hospital Raja Permaisuri Bainun, Ipoh 05-208 5000 Hospital Taiping 05-820 4000 Perak Hospital Teluk Intan 05-621 3333 Hospital Seri Manjung 05-688 1333 Hospital Slim River 05-450 8000 Hospital Sungai Buloh 03 6145 4333 Hospital Tengku Ampuan Rahimah, 03 3372 3333 Klang 03 6120 3233 Hospital Selayang, Batu Caves Selangor 03 8947 5555 Hospital Serdang, Kajang 03 5562 3000 Hospital Shah Alam 03 3187 1333 Hospital Banting 03 8913 3333 Hospital Kajang Putrajaya Hospital Putrajaya 03 8312 4200 Kuala Hospital Kuala Lumpur 03 2615 5555 Lumpur Hospital Tuanku Ja'afar, Seremban 06 762 3333 Hospital Jempol, Bandar Seri Jempol Negeri 06 459 2000 Hospital Tampin Sembilan 06 441 1511 Hospital Tuanku Ampuan Najihah, K. 06 481 8001 Pilah Melaka Hospital Melaka 06 289 2344 Hospital Sultan Ismail, Johor Bahru 07 356 5000 Hospital Sultanah Nora Ismail, Batu 07 436 3000 Pahat 06 952 1901 Johor Hospital Pakar Sultanah Fatimah, Muar 07 223 1666 Hospital Sultanah Aminah, Johor Bahru 07 778 7000 Hospital Enche' Besar Hjh Kalsom, 07 943 3333 2 HIGH COMMISSION OF MALDIVES, KUALA LUMPUR Kluang Hospital Segamat Hospital Tengku Ampuan Afzan, Kuantan 09 513 3333 Pahang Hospital Sultan Hj Ahmad Shah,Temerloh 09 295 5333 Hospital Kuala Lipis 09 312 3333 Hospital Sultanah Nur Zahirah, Kuala 09 621 2121 Terengganu 09 681 Terengganu Hospital Hulu Terengganu Kuala 3333 / 681 Terengganu 3120 Hospital Kemaman 09 851 3333 Hospital Raja Perempuan Zainab II, Kota 09 745 2000 Bharu 09 954 5000 Kelantan Hospital Tanah Merah 09 961 1300 Hospital Sultan Ismail Petra, Kuala Krai 09 762 3000 Hospital Tumpat 087 423 Labuan Hospital Labuan 922 / 423 919 Hospital Queen Elizabeth I, Kota 088 245 249 Kinabalu 088 522 600 Hospital Duchess Of Kent, Sandakan 089 248 600 Sabah Hospital Tawau 089 773 533 Hospital Wanita dan Kanak-Kanak, Likas 089 895 111 Hospital Lahad Datu 087 313 000 Hospital Keningau Hospital Umum Sarawak, Kuching 082 276 666 Hospital Miri 085 420 033 Sarawak Hospital Bintulu 086 255 899 Hospital Sibu 084 343 333 Hospital Sarikei 084 653 333 3 HIGH COMMISSION OF MALDIVES, KUALA LUMPUR AMBULANCE SERVICES (For emergencies, call 999 and ask for ambulance. They will send the nearest available ambulance service to your location.) First Ambulance Services Petaling Jaya 1300 88 1919 03 7785 1911 / 03 7785 1919 Global Doctors Centre EMS Service http://www.globaldoctors.asia/ Mont Kiara, Kuala Lumpur 03 6203 0999 Maha Mas Medic Services http://www.mahamasmedic.com.my/ Sentul, Kuala Lumpur 03 4044 9099 019 274 9099 Malaysian Red Crescent http://www.redcrescent.org.my/ Ampang, Kuala Lumpur 03 4257 8122 Rayamars Ambulance Service Pandan Indah, Kuala Lumpur 03 4295 3030 St. John Ambulance of Malaysia http://www.sjam.org.my/ Jalan Peel, Kuala Lumpur 03 9285 1576 4 HIGH COMMISSION OF MALDIVES, KUALA LUMPUR DISTRICT HEALTH OFFICES 1. Petaling District Health Office Petaling Jaya, Selangor Opens 8AM (03-7884 0400) 2. Sepang District Health Office Sepang, Selangor Opens 8AM (03-8706 6001) 3. Putrajaya Health Office Opens 8AM Mon (03-8885 0400) 4. Gombak District Health Office Batu Caves, Selangor (03-6120 7601) 5. Seremban District Health Office Seremban, Negeri Sembilan · Opens 8AM (06-768 5400) 6. Port Dickson District Health Office Port Dickson, Negeri Sembilan Opens 8AM (06-647 3288) 7. Jelebu District Health Office Kuala Klawang, Negeri Sembilan Opens 8AM (06-613 6977) 5 HIGH COMMISSION OF MALDIVES, KUALA LUMPUR GOVERNMENT MINISTRIES (COVID-19 & MCO-related matters) 1. National Operational Management Centre (National Security Council) 03-8888 2010 2. Ministry of Federal Territories (KWP) 03-8888 2010 03-8889 7977 03-8889 7674 3. Ministry of Higher Education (MOHE) 03-8870 6777 03-8870 6949 03-8870 6628 03-8870 6623 03-8870 6124 4. Ministry of Education 03-8884 9383 03-8888 6749 03-8884 9325 03-8884 9401 5. Ministry of Youth and Sports Operational Room 03-8871 3773 03-8871 3434 03-8871 3506 6 HIGH COMMISSION OF MALDIVES, KUALA LUMPUR 6. Ministry of Tourism, Arts and Culture Hotline 03-8891 7189 7. Ministry of Human Resources 03-8889 2359 03-8886 2409 8. Ministry of Women, Family and Community Development Hotline- 15999 WhatsApp Hotline- 019-2615999 9. Ministry of Housing and Local Government 03-8891 3974 03-8891 3975 03-8891 3976 03-8891 8 10. Ministry of Foreign Affairs Hotline +603-8887 8770 +603-8887 4570 +603-8889 2746 11. Ministry of Health Malaysia (MoH) WhatsApp- 010-860 8949 12. Ministry of Primary Industries Hotline 03-8880 3498 13. Ministry of International Trade and Industry (MITI) 03-6200 0461 03-6207 1089 03-6200 0456 03-6200 0458 Whatsapp Hotline- 012 607 2750 7 .
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