Let us not point fingers and lay blame. Let us focus our energy and efforts to fight our common enemy that is Covid-19.
of Dr Tachdjian to the prime minister "Covid-19: Wake up, enough talk, take action" with great intent.
A specialist doctor with the MOH will surely be ethical and have credibility. That is what I hope for from an MOH specialist. You are also familiar with the inner workings of HQE, but you may need to check again the protocol for handling Patient Under Investigation that is Covid-19 positive to Covid-19 hospitals. Cases that have been confirmed as Covid-19 positive and are stable will be admitted directly to the Covid-19 ward.
I have also explained the measures taken by the government in ensuring there is enough testing capacity at labs, increasing the number of beds for Covid-19 cases so there is enough, the purchase of equipment and distribution of ventilators and so on. Just look at the infographic that I uploaded. It is very easy to understand.
However, praise has to be given to HQE's management and also the Sabah Health Department. The mobilisation plan is continuing, services are operational, and the situation is expected to get better. Health workers continue to work resolutely, while more medical support teams arrive.
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