Hospital apologises for denying entry to woman in shorts


Sungai Buloh Hospital has apologised for a woman being allegedly denied entry for wearing shorts.

PETALING JAYA: The Sungai Buloh Hospital has apologised over the incident of a woman who was allegedly barred from entering the compound because she was wearing shorts.

Hospital director Dr Khalid Ibrahim said it is neither the Health Ministry nor hospital’s policy to stop anybody from going into the hospital based on their attire.

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