PAPAR, April 8 — The shortage of manpower and construction materials, in addition to the outbreak of Covid-19 contributed to the delay in the completion of upgrading works at...
PAPAR, April 8 — The shortage of manpower and construction materials, in addition to the outbreak of Covid-19 contributed to the delay in the completion of upgrading works at Papar Hospital.
“Although it is slightly behind from our expectations of 70 per cent being completed, we will continue with discussions and monitoring between the Ministry of Health , Public Works Department, contractors as well as other parties to drive this project forward,” she said.Also present were Minister in the Prime Minister’s Department Datuk Armizan Mohd Ali; Sabah Community Development and People’s Well-being Minister Datuk James Ratib; and Sabah Health director Datuk Dr Rose Nani Mudin.
Elaborating, Dr Zaliha said when completed, the Papar Hospital will benefit more than 100,000 residents in the Papar district as well as the surrounding districts in terms of receiving the best and more comfortable treatment and health services.
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