The Malaysian Health Ministry is investigating allegations of racially charged bullying and a toxic work environment at a hospital in Sabah after the incident went viral on social media.
PUTRAJAYA: The Health Ministry has confirmed receiving complaints regarding a racially charged bullying incident and toxic work culture at a hospital in Sabah . The incident, which went viral on social media and was covered by local news outlets, prompted the ministry to take swift action. In a statement released on Monday (Jan 27), the ministry stated that the matter had been referred to its Integrity Unit for a thorough investigation.
The ministry emphasized that it would not tolerate any form of bullying within its ranks. 'The individuals involved are encouraged to file an official report via the MyHelp system to facilitate the investigation. Bullying, in any form, will not be tolerated within the ministry,' the statement read. The ministry reaffirmed its zero-tolerance stance against bullying, stressing that such behavior contradicts its commitment to providing a safe and fair working environment for all its employees. This incident highlights the ongoing challenge of addressing workplace bullying and fostering a culture of respect within the healthcare sector. The Health Ministry's prompt response and commitment to investigating the claims demonstrate a willingness to take concrete steps to prevent and address such issues in the future. The outcome of the investigation will be closely watched by healthcare professionals and the public alike
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