APHM: Private hospitals have lesser Covid-19 patients now


  • Letters
  • Wednesday, 06 Oct 2021

Association of Private Hospitals Malaysia (APHM) member hospitals have a decreased number of admitted Covid-19 patients both in ICU and normal wards since the last two weeks particularly at the Greater Klang Valley. Private hospitals have lesser decanted patients from the public hospitals too.

A total of 3500 plus decanted non-Covid-19 patients were treated at private hospitals in the Greater Klang Valley and the ongoing decanting in Penang is about 203 and outsourced elective surgery and procedures in the island is about 713 since the pandemic.

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