Hospital Ampang Disaster Drill 2025
ASEC participated in Hospital Ampang’s Early Disaster Charity Training Programme, supporting disaster response coordination, field triage flow and emergency readiness in a healthcare setting.
Supporting a Multi-Agency Disaster Simulation
ASEC participated in the Early Disaster Charity Training Programme at Hospital Ampang alongside APM, FRDM and the Royal Malaysian Police.
The exercise focused on strengthening surge capacity, field triage and emergency coordination during a full-scale disaster simulation.
Key Focus Areas
- Disaster response coordination
- Field triage flow
- Healthcare emergency readiness
- Frontline responder alignment
Disaster Readiness Depends on Practice, Not Assumption
In healthcare and public emergency settings, a disaster response plan must be tested through realistic drills. These exercises help teams understand their roles, improve coordination and identify gaps before a real incident happens.
Testing Response Coordination
A disaster drill helps different agencies and teams practise how they communicate, coordinate and respond under pressure.
Strengthening Triage Flow
Field triage is critical in a disaster situation, especially when multiple casualties require quick assessment and prioritisation.
Improving Emergency Readiness
Realistic simulation allows responders to review what works, what needs improvement and how teams can respond more effectively.
Moments from the Disaster Drill
Selected moments from the Hospital Ampang Disaster Drill 2025, showing field coordination, emergency response activities and multi-agency participation.
Strengthening Readiness Before Real Emergencies Happen
ASEC believes that emergency readiness is built through practice, coordination and continuous learning. Participation in exercises like the Hospital Ampang Disaster Drill reflects our commitment to supporting safer, better prepared organisations and communities.
Through practical training and real-world emergency response learning, we continue to work towards our vision: one day, no one shall die in an accident.