Private hospitals unable to meet criteria imposed for organ transplants


PETALING JAYA: Malaysians hoping for an organ transplant find themselves having to go overseas because private hospitals here are struggling to meet the new criteria imposed by the Health Ministry (MOH) two years ago.

Several private hospitals used to do transplant surgeries until there was a death and the ministry shut down their operations.

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