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Mengendalikan klinik di Ipoh bersama suaminya Dr. Abdon Clement Kathigasu sebelum perang sehingga kedatangan Jepun. Pasangan ini memberi bantuan ubat-ubatan kepada gerila anti-Jepun. Menyembunyikan radio dan berkongis maklumat dengan gerila anti-Jepun. Kegiatan mereka terbongkar dan ditangkap oleh tentera Jepun.
PETALING JAYA: The Google search engine on Saturday featured a doodle commemorating the 117th birthday anniversary of Sybil Kathigasu, a Malayan-Eurasian nurse who supported the resistance ...
Jul 4, 2024 · Sybil, born to Irish-Indian parents, ran a free clinic in Papan, Perak, with her husband, Dr Abdon Clement, during the Japanese occupation of Malaya (now Peninsular Malaysia). The Papan Memorial House where Sybil Kathigasu and her husband aided the resistance during the Japanese Occupation.
May 12, 2018 · Walau bagaimanapun, Sybil dibesarkan di Tanah Melayu dan mendapat latihan Jururawat dan Bidan di Singapura pada usia 21tahun kemudian berkahwin dengan Dr Abdon Clement Kathigasu yang merupakan keturunan India Malaysia dari suku Tamil Ceylon pada 7 Januari 1919, di Gereja St John, Bukit Nanas, Kuala Lumpur.
Apr 19, 2016 · A Eurasian of Irish-Indian parentage, she was married to Dr Abdon Clement Kathigasu. They had two daughters (Olga and Dawn) and an adopted son (William). The Kathigasus ran a clinic at 141 Brewster Road (now Jalan Sultan Idris Shah) in Ipoh from 1926 until the Japanese invasion of Malaya.
Sybil was an Indonesian-born nurse who ran a free clinic in Papan, Perak, with her husband Dr Abdon Clement Kathigasu during the Japanese occupation in World War II. She had supported the ...
Sybil Kathigasu, born Sybil Daly, was a nurse and midwife of Eurasian descent who was instrumental in the struggle against Japanese forces in Perak. In December 1941, Sybil’s husband Dr. Abdon Clement Kathigasu heard the drone of aircraft outside his dispensary in Brewster Road, Ipoh, and, thinking they were RAF planes, stepped outside to ...
