23/12/2025
2025 Nov 29 ~ Dec 14
马来西亚蓝天救援两度赴亚齐 跨国协作展开医疗与搜寻行动
马来西亚蓝天救援是首支抵达印尼亚齐省的外国医疗救援队伍。在灾情发生后，救援团队在哥梅斯药房（Gomez Pharmacy）提供约2,000公斤药物的支持下，并获得亚洲航空（AirAsia）免费协助运送物资，迅速启程前往亚齐展开救援行动。
首次抵达亚齐时，当地灾区尚未完全退水，多条道路中断，许多地方的房屋严重损毁，前往重灾区往往需要耗费数小时车程。灾民不仅面对断水、断电、断网的困境，也因医疗资源严重不足而承受病痛折磨。马来西亚蓝天救援医疗组克服交通受阻等困难，深入灾区为灾民提供基本医疗服务与用药支援，让不少病患得以及时获得治疗，缓解灾后的医疗压力。
数日后，马来西亚蓝天救援再次前往亚齐。这一次，在哥梅斯药房再度提供约3,000公斤药物、救援物资及生活用品的支持下，并同样由亚航免费协助运送，救援行动进一步扩大。第二次行动中，马来西亚蓝天救援与中国蓝天救援在亚齐会合，并展开分工明确的联合行动。
马来西亚蓝天救援医疗组继续前往重灾区，为灾民提供医疗援助；中国蓝天救援则前往河岸一带，利用专业声纳设备展开水域扫描，协助寻找可能的失踪者。尽管搜寻行动最终未有发现，但队员们感到一丝宽慰——这也意味着灾民并未再承受亲人丧生的巨大伤痛。
在行动后期，马来西亚蓝天救援与中国蓝天救援再度会合，一同前往徧远重灾区域。医疗组持续为当地灾民看诊、配药；中国蓝天救援则协助当地政府派送救援物资，将物资逐一送达有需要的村庄与家庭。
两次救援行动中，无论是医疗援助、物资支援，或是技术搜寻，马来西亚蓝天救援与中国蓝天救援始终以人道精神为出发点，跨越国界、分工协作，在灾区默默付出。对灾民而言，这不仅是一场救援行动，更是在艰难时刻，来自国际社会的一份实实在在的支持与关怀。
2025 Nov 29 ~ Dec 14
Malaysia Blue Sky Rescue Deploys to Aceh Twice, Launching Cross-Border Medical and Search Operations
Malaysia Blue Sky Rescue was the first foreign medical rescue team to arrive in Indonesia’s Aceh Province. After the disaster struck, the team swiftly set out for Aceh with the support of approximately 2,000 kilograms of medicines provided by Gomez Pharmacy, and with AirAsia offering free transportation for the relief supplies.
Upon their first arrival in Aceh, floodwaters in the affected areas had not yet fully receded. Many roads were cut off, and numerous homes were severely damaged, making travel to the hardest-hit areas take several hours by vehicle. Victims not only faced disruptions to water, electricity, and communications but also suffered from illness due to a severe shortage of medical resources.
Despite transportation difficulties, the Malaysia Blue Sky Rescue medical team pressed deep into the disaster zones to provide basic medical services and medications, enabling many patients to receive timely treatment and easing post-disaster medical pressure.
Several days later, Malaysia Blue Sky Rescue returned to Aceh for a second mission. This time, with another approximately 3,000 kilograms of medicines, relief supplies, and daily necessities provided again by Gomez Pharmacy—and once more transported free of charge by AirAsia—the scope of the relief operation was further expanded. During this second deployment, Malaysia Blue Sky Rescue met up with China Blue Sky Rescue in Aceh, and the two teams carried out a clearly coordinated joint operation.
The Malaysia Blue Sky Rescue medical team continued heading into severely affected areas to provide medical assistance to disaster victims, while China Blue Sky Rescue moved to riverbank areas, using professional sonar equipment to conduct waterway scans to help search for possible missing persons. Although the search ultimately yielded no findings, team members felt a sense of relief—this also meant that the victims had not suffered the devastating loss of additional loved ones.
In the later stage of the operation, Malaysia Blue Sky Rescue and China Blue Sky Rescue regrouped and jointly traveled to remote, heavily affected regions. The medical team continued to treat patients and dispense medication, while China Blue Sky Rescue assisted the local government in distributing relief supplies, delivering them one by one to villages and households in need.
Across both rescue missions—whether in medical aid, material support, or technical search efforts—Malaysia Blue Sky Rescue and China Blue Sky Rescue consistently upheld humanitarian principles, crossing national boundaries and working in close coordination while quietly dedicating themselves to the disaster zone. For the victims, this was not merely a rescue operation, but a tangible show of support and care from the international community during a time of great hardship.
