Home safety guide

Emergency numbers

Added by this residents' portal — not part of the developer's manual.

Avoid overloading on power points and multiple extensions.
If a longer wire cord is needed, replace it with a wire of sufficient length. Avoid joining wires.
Ensure all wirings are in good condition and not exposed.
Fuse in the meter box must be compatible with the power supply.
Get qualified electricians to carry out any important electrical works.
Store all flammable goods in a safe place.
Make sure that burning candles and mosquito coils are placed away from combustible materials.
Install fire smoke alarm or sprinkler system and keep them in working order.
Buy and keep a fire extinguisher at prominent places and educate your family on its usage.

Avoid installing fixed or static grilles that may hamper rescue efforts in a fire.
Install grilles that can be opened during an emergency.
Value life above possessions.
Wrap a wet cloth around the nose and mouth to limit the inhalation of smoke.
Stay low and crawl to the nearest exit.

Switch off power points before attempting to remove/replace a light bulb or any electrical appliances.
Do not touch any severed electrical cables. Report to Tenaga Nasional Berhad (TNB) immediately.
Do not allow your children to enter any TNB sub-stations and sub-compactors.
Inform your children not to fly their kites too close to overhead electrical cables or electric fencing.

Dengue fever is a dangerous communicable disease caused by the Dengue Virus.
The Aedes mosquito spreads this disease.
Aedes mosquitoes breed in clear, stagnant water. Containers with water that are not emptied for more than 48 hours may become a breeding ground for them.
No dengue vaccine is part of Malaysia’s national immunisation programme; two vaccines exist but are given only in specific cases after medical advice. Prevention is better than cure.
Prevention is better than cure.

The Aedes mosquito is easily recognizable by the black and white stripes on its body and legs.
It usually bites in the early morning and late evening.
The life cycle of the Aedes mosquito from its egg is about 1 week.

Sudden onset of high fever.
Rashes or red spots on the skin.
Aches in the bones, joints, eyeballs and head. ‣Bleeding in the body, nose and mouth.
Loss of appetite.
Vomiting.
Pain in the abdomen.

Cover all water containers such as pail, urns etc and/or drums tightly or add larvicide to them.
Change the water in flower vases weekly.
Remove the water and clean the flowerpot trays weekly.
Check roof gutters weekly and remove leaves and other debris that may block the water flow.
Clear the surrounding areas of your parcel. Throw all containers that can collect water such as empty cans/bottles into plastic bags and place them appropriately.

Use insecticide spray (aerosol) to kill adult mosquitoes.
Fogging – you are requested to allow the authorities to fog the interior of your house.
Use mosquitoes coils or any mosquito repellent electrical device to avoid mosquitoes from biting you or your family.

Termites can cause tremendous damage to all wood and cellulose-based material in your home.
Termites can gain access to the house or any other type of wood structure through plumbing,electrical or wood beams protruding below the surface of the foundation, or cracks in it.
Inform the Management Office if there are signs of the pest problems.
Contact a Termite control specialist for the best preventive measures.

Harmful pests consist not only of white ants, but also rats, cockroaches and flies.
They can spread a variety of diseases.
It is recommended to get local pest control firms to check that your house is free of harmful pests.

Keep the premises clean.
Avoid scattering food particles.
Discarded things should be packed before they are thrown away. Always keep dustbins covered.