Datuk Dr Kuljit

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KUALA LUMPUR: Private hospitals have reached their capacity for the intake of Covid-19 patients.
Association of Private Hospitals Malaysia president Datuk Dr Kuljit Singh said most private hospitals were

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LETTERS: Malaysia has commenced vaccination for frontliners since February this year and soon, we will move into the second phase whereby the high risk will be vaccinated and finally, from

 
20th March 2021: We are happy that most states in Peninsular and some parts of Sabah and Sarawak has commenced vaccination of private hospital healthcare workers except in Melaka

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Association of Private Hospitals Malaysia (APHM) president Datuk Dr Kuljit Singh, in a statement, said this proves that private healthcare facilities have the capability to run the Covid-19

 
Association of Private Hospitals Malaysia’s president Datuk Dr Kuljit Singh agreed that it was a good idea, but called for more time to evaluate the possibility of any discrimination.

 
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“The government should not come back to the private sectors to control our operations, our

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Private hospitals are looking forward to working with the government to vaccinate the public in order to complete the national Covid-19 immunisation process earlier than expected. 
 

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He explained this was based on factors such as hospital size and layout, which might not be conducive for dedicated housing of COVID-19 patients.
“The infrastructure and expertise, we

The statement from Director General of Health on 6th February 2021:
The ministry, Dr Noor Hisham said, was also considering extending powers to private doctors to issue the Home Surveillance