DG: Sabah still has capacity to treat patients


PUTRAJAYA: The Sabah healthcare system is not on the brink of collapse as it still has the capacity to treat Covid-19 patients, says Health director general Tan Sri Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah (pic).

He said he couldn’t understand why there was a negative perception of the situation in Sabah, noting that the facts and figures were different than what was perceived.

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