Jabatan Bomba dan Penyelamat Malaysia Logo
A formal, heraldic emblem rendered in bright yellow with red outlines. Central elements are a firefighter's helmet over a crossed pair of axes, all framed by a thick laurel wreath. Above the wreath sits a crescent topped by a radiating many...
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About Jabatan Bomba dan Penyelamat Malaysia
A formal, heraldic emblem rendered in bright yellow with red outlines. Central elements are a firefighter's helmet over a crossed pair of axes, all framed by a thick laurel wreath. Above the wreath sits a crescent topped by a radiating many-pointed star. A knotted rope appears at the wreath base and two curved ribbons below carry the organization name in uppercase.
The ribbons contain red uppercase text on yellow; the top ribbon reads "BOMBA DAN PENYELAMAT" and the lower ribbon reads "MALAYSIA". The overall look is symmetrical, bold, and meant to read clearly at small sizes as an official government/service emblem.
What's in it: firefighter helmet crossed fire axes laurel wreath crescent moon radiating star roped knot ribbon banners
Shapes: laurel wreath crescent many-pointed star crossed axes helmet knotted rope ribbon banner emblematic crest
Style: heraldic official bold flat symmetrical
Text in logo: BOMBA DAN PENYELAMAT MALAYSIA
Visually communicates a national fire and rescue service: helmet and axes for firefighting, laurel for honour/authority, crescent-and-star as a national/Islamic emblem.
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Jabatan Bomba dan Penyelamat Malaysia Logo History
Jabatan Bomba dan Penyelamat Malaysia is the federal fire and rescue service of Malaysia, commonly known as the Malaysian Fire and Rescue Department (BOMBA).
Frequently asked
Which organization uses this logo?
Jabatan Bomba dan Penyelamat Malaysia — the Malaysian national fire and rescue department (commonly called BOMBA).
What do the main symbols represent?
Helmet and crossed axes signify firefighting and rescue; the laurel wreath suggests honour/authority; the crescent and star reference national/Islamic symbolism.
What are the main colours used?
Bright yellow (#FFD200) as the dominant colour, with fire-engine red (#D71920) and a deep red outline (#8B0000).