Decanting process has no profit element


The Association of Private Hospitals Malaysia’s president Datuk Dr Kuljit Singh (pic) told StarBiz that there is no intent by the private hospitals to make “any profit” from this exercise.

PETALING JAYA: The decanting process, or the transfer of a portion of non-Covid-19 patients from government hospitals to the private hospitals due to increasing Covid-19 cases, is done at a rate or charge that had been proposed by the government.

The Association of Private Hospitals Malaysia’s president Datuk Dr Kuljit Singh (pic) told StarBiz that there is no intent by the private hospitals to make “any profit” from this exercise.

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