Hospital swasta diminta bantu tangani lonjakan kes Covid-19 di Sarawak
Kerjasama Kementerian Kesihatan dengan APHM sejak awal tahun ini berjaya membantu ribuan pesakit Covid-19. – Gambar fail The Malaysian Insight, 22 September, 2021.
HOSPITAL swasta di Sarawak diminta membantu kerajaan negeri menguruskan kes Covid-19 yang semakin bertambah di sana, kata Persatuan Hospital Swasta Malaysia hari ini. Presiden APHM Dr Kuljit Singh berkata susulan peningkatan jumlah kes Covid-19, hospital awam di sana mungkin berdepan masalah kekurangan kapasiti.
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