Malaysia

PDRM praised for their efforts in handling distressed woman who wanted to jump into river

Despite hours of persuasion, the woman refused to say a word and only after being approached by a female policewoman, she agreed to be taken to Hospital KL for further treatment.

Updated 9 months ago · Published on 29 Dec 2025 2:30PM

PDRM praised for their efforts in handling distressed woman who wanted to jump into river
Police also found a psychiatric treatment record card in her bag. - December 29, 2025

NETIZENS praised PDRM for their patience and 'soft' approach in handling a situation involving a distressed woman who wanted to jump into Sungai Gombak in Kuala Lumpur.

In the Friends of PDRM Facebook, the incident reportedly occurred yesterday.

Despite hours of persuasion, the woman refused to say a word and only after being approached by a female policewoman, she agreed to be taken to Hospital KL for further treatment.

Police also found a psychiatric treatment record card in her bag.

According to the card, her last check-up was in September.

“Alhamdulillah, everything was handled well, and our responsibility was fulfilled,” they said. – December 29, 2025

Related News

Malaysia / 1w

Senior political party leader caught for khalwat - (updated)

Malaysia / 2w

Budget 2027: RM22 billion allocated for security, defence

Malaysia / 2w

Woman’s identity used by scammer; Victims turn up at her house

Malaysia / 2w

Attorney General directs PDRM to record Mohd Shuhaily's statement

Malaysia / 2w

Do not hide school safety issues to protect reputation - IGP

Malaysia / 3w

Negeri crisis: More than 60 questions posed; All former Excos told to return official cars

Spotlight

Malaysia

Sarawak DUN to be dissolved on Monday, October 26 – Abang Jo

Malaysia

Architect with 'Datuk' title pleads not guilty to molesting senior police officer's son

World

Strange creature spotted near US-Mexico border

Malaysia

Akmal says public donations hit RM174k, redirects funds to the needy

Malaysia

Illegal temple in Klang used to store drugs

Malaysia

Individual posing as aide to Raja Muda of Selangor causes RM700,000 in losses

Malaysia

Penang to seek greater clarification over Waze ban

By Ian McIntyre

Malaysia

Ismail Lasim insists he remains Negeri Sembilan MB

You may be interested

Malaysia

Waze ban hinges on security review, availability of alternative - PM

Malaysia

IGP warns declining respect for senior officers could weaken force

Malaysia

Post-mortem finds no internal injuries on man who died in police custody

Malaysia

Malaysia urged to close data protection gaps after Waze ban

Malaysia

Ab Rauf takes charge of BN's Melaka election campaign

Malaysia

Dangerous driving caught on video before four-vehicle crash in Kuala Pilah

Malaysia

Malaysia, Philippines launch joint probe into 521kg meth seizure in Laos

Malaysia

Commercial interests of insurance companies must not take precedence over patients' welfare – MMA