This document summarizes a 3-day medical outreach camp providing services to rural communities in Sabah, Malaysia. Over the 3 days, the team set up camps in 3 villages - Kg Simbuan, Kg Dalit, and Kg Bonor - accessible only by rough dirt roads. At each camp, they screened and treated over 700 patients total, pulling over 300 teeth. Services included general medical care, dental work, health screenings, and distributing medications from their pharmacy. The locals were friendly and grateful for the services, as medical care is not always easily accessible in the remote interior villages of Sabah.

1. Vision
To serve the rural people of Sabah
with good medical and dental services

2. We landed at KK airport, and proceeded by van down the Kimanis – Keningau road to set up our
base camp at Sento Hotel in Keningau.
The Medical camps were around the Keningau area. Kg Simbuan is due east of Sook. Kg Dalit is
due south of Sook, and Kg Bonor is due southwest of Sook. All Camps accessible by mud track
and laterite roads.
Sook

3. The bumpy laterite country road.
1 hour on these road is no fun, or is it?

4. We went by 13 seater van, through rough roads and
wooden bridge.

5. The road to Kg Simbuan. It was a bumpy ride.
Little did we realise that this road was good compared to last
day Camp at Bonor.

6. In the interior of Sabah, the people are mainly Dusun Murut.
They speak a very heavy accented Malay. We had trouble understanding them, although they
were speaking Malay
They patiently waited for us as we arrive.

7. Day 1
Day 1 Camp site was at Kampong Simbuan, Gereja St. Cornelius
A bit crowded and hot in the afternoon
This was the crowd waiting for us as we arrive.
The Camp was from 9am-3pm. Brief lunch at the Camp Kindy area.

8. Day 2 Kampong Dalit
This Camp is in a community hall
We arrived at about 8.35 am, to a waiting crowd numbering about 100.

9. All the Camps have no piped water. It is all river water and rain water collected
into the large blue tank, sited in all the houses too.
The locals depend on collecting rainwater into the blue big water tank.
Notice the white ipe that directs the roof and gutter collection into the tank

10. However, some NGO had install solar panel for this school in Kg Bonor.
So we do have electricity.
The other Camps have generator electricity.

11. Dr Tajuddin, senior GP busy at work.

12. Dr Tiew ( Sr Dentist ) busy at work.
Torchlight also OK. Great Dental team.
They pull out 300+ teeth in 3 days.

13. We screen and saw about 700 patients in 3 days.
Dr Chow ( GP / Dermatlogist ) busy at work

14. Ms Yong, busy busy checking BP as part of health screening

15. Health screening done by student volunteers, supervised by SRN Molly
BMI, BP, Glucometer.

16. Dr Tan and Puan Noraini, runs the Pharmacy. The pharmacy is probably the most busy station.
They worked hard and sweat it out. We brought a lot of drugs.

17. We did see some interesting cases., including peri-oral sinuses, cardiac murmurs,
and thyroid goitre. We inform each other and discuss with the doctors.
The young girl has a harsh pan-systolic murmur.
We were discussing with the physician / cardiologist

18. The crowd is waiting in the verandah for us.
Simple folks and friendly, and patient.
Day 3 Camp was at a school in Kg Bonor.

19. Their simple Kampong houses behind the school.
The folks here are simple and poor.

20. The group picture as the Camp ends on Day 3.
The whole team with the volunteers.
It was the end of a very fruitful day at Kg Bonor.

21. Sunset in Kg Bonor, taken on way back to Keningau
Thank you Kg Simbuan, Dalit and Bonor.
Thank you for accepting us, to allow us to serve.
3 days of Camp ends.