Tuesday, 14 Jan 2020 07:20 AM MYT
JOHOR BARU, Jan 14 — From May, government health facility outpatients in Johor are expected to be able to collect their medical prescriptions from government hospitals or health clinics, at several dedicated shopping malls. “This is one of the ways to reduce congestion in government hospitals and health clinics, and at the same time cut the waiting time of the public,” he told reporters at the State Health Department here yesterday.Aminolhuda said the state Health Department is currently working with several shopping malls before presenting the idea of “Locker for You’ to the state government for its implementation.
Meanwhile, on the Pasir Gudang Hospital project, Aminolhuda said it was now in the tender evaluation process and the Letter of Acceptance was expected to be handed to the contractor by June.
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