Recent Operations
The unit has been deployed in the following operations:
| Operation | Country | Year |
|---|---|---|
| Malaysian Medical Team (MASMEDTIM), Chaman | Pakistan | |
| MASMEDTIM, Kashmir | Pakistan | |
| MASMEDTIM, Acheh | Indonesia | |
| Operations PADANAN SIPADAN ISLAND RESORT (Ops Pasir) | Malaysia | 2006 |
| Operation Astute | Timor-Leste | 2006 |
| MALCON-UNIFIL, Lebanon | Lebanon | 2007–Present |
| Genting Sempah Incident | Malaysia | 2007 |
- Malaysian Medical Team, Pakistan
On October 14, 2005, The Malaysian Medical Team (MasMedTim) soldiers serving in earthquake-hit Battagram, Pakistan have been recommended for a service allowance of RM100 a day. The team, which left for Pakistan had set up a field hospital in Battagram, some 250 km from Islamabad, on Oct 26. Equipped only with tents that were more suitable for the tropics and kerosene heaters, MasMedTim soldiers had to battle subzero temperatures while carrying out their duties of providing aid to survivors of the Oct 8 South Asia earthquake. Insufficient winter clothes and the lack of hot water at the campsite was affecting soldiers for over two months now as the temperature sometimes dropped to minus-7 degrees Celsius at night.
- Operations PADANAN SIPADAN ISLAND RESORT
The security surveillance, code-named Operation Padanan Sipadan Island Resort or known as Ops Pasir, which was launched on September 20, 2000 following the hostage-taking incidents in Sipadan and Pandanan islands, had restored confidence among tourists, including from the United States, to come to the resort islands. The integrated operation involves the Malaysian army, navy and air force as well as other related agencies such as the police and the coast guard.
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