Emergency On Court? Call These Numbers ASAP

Unforeseen incidents can happen anytime and to anyone on the court, and getting help from the right people can be a defining factor to prevent things from getting worse.

The fastest way to get assistance is by calling 999, Malaysia's primary emergency number.

Alternatively, you can dial 112 from any mobile phone—this works even if the phone is locked or has no credit. All 112 calls will be redirected to the 999 Response Centres.

State-Specific Emergency Contacts

For help based on your location, use these emergency numbers. They include hospitals and local ambulance services in each state and federal territory.

Kindly choose your state from the dropdown below:

Remember These Tips During Emergencies

• Call 999 First:
  Always dial 999 for the fastest and most reliable help in critical situations.
• First Aid Knowledge:
  Knowing basic first aid, like CPR, can save a life before professionals arrive.
• Clear Communication:
  When calling emergency services, clearly describe the injury and your exact location, including landmarks.
• Stay on the Line:
  Remain on the call and wait to be connected to the appropriate emergency service.
• Follow Instructions from Emergency Agencies:
  Listen carefully to instructions, follow the advice, and wait for help to arrive.

At Courtsite, we emphasize the importance of safety and preparedness when it comes to sports emergencies. Keep this guide handy and share it with your teammates to ensure everyone knows how to respond in critical situations.