Army HIVE Overseas Info

Wednesday, August 5, 2026

BRUNEI: RMP - Emergency Telephone Numbers

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Brunei: RMP - Reporting of Suspicious Person(s)

All BFB personnel are kindly reminded to contact the RMP Duty Mobile if any suspicious person(s) are seen within the Garrison SFA areas, immediately, so that a RMP patrol can be promptly dispatched, and the offending person can be spoken to.

RMP Duty Mobile +673 833 0252

This number is in operation 24 hours a day, 7 days a week and member of the team will gladly listen to your concerns no matter the hour.

In an emergency, all members of BFB are reminded to call 993 and then inform the RMP Duty Mobile.

The A to H person description mnemonic will greatly assist you in provide an accurate description:

Due to an increase in reporting of aggressive stary animals namely involving the X1 & X2 SFA estates. Engagement with Local Police and Government Ministries has been sought.

Reports can be submitted by dialling the national number on 123
During office hours, contact the Municipal Authority Section, Ministry of Home Affairs (MoHA) on 2223225 ext. 215 or 302
In an emergency, all members of BFB are reminded to call 993

BFB personnel, incl LECs, UKBCs and Spouses, are reminded not to feed stray animals, nor house them as the potential risks far outweigh the feel-good factor.

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BRUNEI: Important notice for all vehicle owners and drivers in BFB

*Important notice for all vehicle owners and drivers in BFB*

When someone else drives your car in Brunei, it's crucial to understand the legal implications to ensure compliance with the law and avoid penalties. Here's a breakdown of the key aspects:

1. Valid Driving Licence is Mandatory:

Any person driving a vehicle in Brunei must possess a valid driving licence issued by the Land Transport Department.
Brunei recognizes valid international driving licences and licences issued in other countries.
Driving without a valid driving licence is a serious offense, carrying penalties of up to B2,000 fine for a first offense, and up to B4,000 fine and imprisonment for 6 months for subsequent offenses.

NAPLES: Volunteer Treasurer Wanted - SSAFA Committee

Looking for a volunteer to join our dynamic SSAFA committee.

Due to unexpected posting our valued Treasurer will be leaving in 30 days.

If you are able to spare 3-5 hours of your time a month - have some accounting experience or are able to balance books, we would love to hear from you.

For further information please contact any one of the SSAFA committee, Neil King, Lucia Hughes, Nicki Kewley or Poppy Hayes,

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