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KUCHING: A woman and two men have died from rabies in Sarawak so far this month, bringing the total fatalities to 71 out of 78 human cases since the outbreak was declared in July 2017.

KUCHING (Borneo Post) – Sarawak has recorded three human deaths due to rabies in the early months of this year, the Borneo Post reported. In a statement, Sarawak State Health Director Dr Ooi Choo Huck highlighted that none of the victims sought immediate treatment or anti-rabies vaccinations after being bitten or scratched by animals. The […]

KUCHING: Three people have died from rabies in Sarawak this month, bringing the total number of fatalities to 71 since the outbreak was declared in July 2017.

KUCHING: A 44-year-old woman was the latest rabies fatality in Sarawak, bringing the number of deaths to 16 out of the 18 human cases this year.

KUCHING: A 44-year-old woman is the latest rabies fatality in Sarawak, bringing the number of deaths to 16 from 18 human cases this year.

PETALING JAYA: A 44-year-old woman died from rabies in Kuching, Sarawak, on Tuesday. She is the 16th person to die from the disease in the Bornean state this year.

KUCHING (Nov 16): Padi planting at the site has caused setbacks in the early stages of the construction of the Lubok Antu Type 4 Health Clinic, said Sarawak Health Department director Dr Ooi Choo Huck. Dr Ooi was responding to an article titled ‘Penduduk sepatutnya dah menikmati kemudahan klinik

KUCHING, Nov 16 ― Padi planting at the site has caused setbacks in the early stages of the construction of the Lubok Antu Type 4 Health Clinic, said Sarawak Health Department...

SIBU (Nov 14): The Sarawak Health Department will submit an allocation application for overall improvement works of the Sibu Hospital, said its director Dr Ooi Choo Huck. He said they have also applied for the approval of allocations from the Ministry of Health (MoH) to improve various facilities

KUCHING (Oct 30): The State Health Department has apologised to members of the public for the service delay that they experienced at Kota Sentosa Health Clinic last Friday. Its director, Dr Ooi Choo Huck, has assured the public that such incident would not happen again in the future. "The Stat