MalaysiaHealth Atlas
Healthcare Services |
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| High Quality Care Availability | Fair |
| Emergency Services Responsiveness | Fair |
| Pharmacy Reliability | Fair |
Environmental Risks |
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| Water Quality | Med Risk |
| Air Quality | Low Risk |
| Infectious Diseases | Med Risk |
| Health Atlas Ratings Legend | |
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Vaccination and Health Risk Information
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Security Profile
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Emergency Phone Numbers
| Ambulance: | 999 |
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| Police: | 999 |
| Fire: | 999 or 994 |
| Comments: | Calling 999 will route to the Red Crescent who will direct patients to whatever hospital the dispatcher chooses. The Royal Malaysia Police Operations Center in Kuala Lumpur can also be reached at +60.32115.9999 or +60.3.2262.6555 |
Places We've Profiled
Researched and profiled by a team of international experts.
- Ampang
- Bandar Manjalara
- Bangi
- Batu Pahat
- Bayan Baru
- Bayan Lepas
- Beach Street
- Bintulu
- Brickfields
- Cheras
- Gelang Patah
- Gelugor
- Georgetown
- Jelutong
- Jerantut
- Johor Bahru
- Kajang
- Kampar
- Kedah
- Kepong
- Kerteh
- Klang
- Kota Kinabalu
- Kota Tinggi
- Kuala Lumpur
- Kuala Terengganu
- Kuantan
- Kuching
- Kulai
- Langkawi
- Likas
- Masai
- Melaka
- Miri
- Nilai
- Nusajaya
- Pasir Gudang
- Penang
- Petaling Jaya
- Port Dickson
- Puchong
- Putra Height
- Rawang
- Sandakan
- Selangor
- Senai
- Seri Manjung
- Shah Alam
- Simpang Pulai
- Sitiawan
- Skudai
- Subang Jaya
- Ulu Tiram
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