Daro School Electrocution Survivor Moved Out of ICU, Police Confirm
A 15-year-old Form 3 student who survived a fatal electrocution incident at a school in Daro, Mukah, has been transferred out of the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) to a general ward at Sibu Hospital. Matu Daro district police chief DSP Rahim Mihos confirmed on May 9 that the student is showing positive progress and receiving further treatment. The incident, which occurred on Wednesday night, tragically claimed the life of a 16-year-old Form 4 student at the scene. Following the accident, relevant authorities have launched ongoing investigations into the circumstances surrounding the electrocution. Additionally, the Sarawak Education Department has initiated an internal probe to assess safety compliance at the school. The department expressed its condolences to the family of the deceased student and emphasized that its current priority is to assist the affected families while ensuring the recovery and welfare of the injured survivor. This development marks a significant step in the medical recovery of the victim, shifting focus from critical care to general treatment as the community and authorities address the tragic loss and safety concerns.
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Daro School Electrocution Survivor Moved Out of ICU, Police Confirm
A 15-year-old Form 3 student who survived a fatal electrocution incident at a school in Daro, Mukah, has been transferred out of the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) to a general ward at Sibu Hospital. Matu Daro district police chief DSP Rahim Mihos confirmed on May 9 that the student is showing positive progress and receiving further treatment. The incident, which occurred on Wednesday night, tragically claimed the life of a 16-year-old Form 4 student at the scene. Following the accident, relevant authorities have launched ongoing investigations into the circumstances surrounding the electrocution. Additionally, the Sarawak Education Department has initiated an internal probe to assess safety compliance at the school. The department expressed its condolences to the family of the deceased student and emphasized that its current priority is to assist the affected families while ensuring the recovery and welfare of the injured survivor. This development marks a significant step in the medical recovery of the victim, shifting focus from critical care to general treatment as the community and authorities address the tragic loss and safety concerns.
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