Singaporean woman rescued after fall at waterfall in Malaysia’s Selangor state

A Singaporean woman required rescue on June 6 after sustaining a fall at the popular Kanching Forest Eco Park in Malaysia's Selangor state. The incident occurred near Rawang.

The Rawang Fire and Rescue Department's Alpha Team responded to the emergency. Firefighters carried out a successful rescue operation, bringing the woman safely down from the area. She was subsequently handed over to the Malaysian Ministry of Health for medical examination and further necessary actions. The specific nature of her injuries and the cause of the fall remain undisclosed.

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The rescue operation was completed smoothly thanks to the cooperation of all parties involved.

Photos shared by the rescue department showed firefighters transporting the woman on a stretcher through a wooded area. One image depicted a woman on a stretcher with a bandaged head, receiving attention. The department noted the smooth completion of the operation, attributing it to the cooperation of all involved parties.

This incident follows previous injuries from falls at the Kanching Waterfalls. In 2025, a New Zealand woman was rescued by eight firefighters after a 6-meter fall, sustaining injuries to her hand, leg, and back. The Rawang Fire and Rescue Department used the occasion to remind the public to prioritize safety by adhering to warning signs, wearing appropriate footwear, and avoiding hazardous areas, especially during adverse weather conditions.

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Safety is everyone’s responsibility. Always stay vigilant and prioritise life over taking unnecessary risks.