Published on: Tuesday, July 27, 2021
By: Bernama
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LABUAN: With the positive turnaround in the Covid-19 situation here, the one-month old Covid-19 Labuan Field Hospital is ceasing operations and is in the process of being dismantled.
Labuan Disaster Management Committee chairman Rithuan Ismail
(pic) said its medical equipment and inflatable tents were being removed and that all these facilities, which belong to the Ministry of Defence (MinDef) and Mercy Malaysia, would be relocated to the peninsula for the purpose of handling the increasing cases there.
“We must be thankful to the MinDef and Mercy Malaysia for helping us in the setting up of the Covid-19 field hospital here…the dismantling of the medical equipment and tents will be completed today, some medical equipment like X-ray machines (belonging to the Labuan Hospital) will remain in the premises,” he told Bernama.
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LABUAN: More than 1,000 school teachers, alongside 182 senior citizens here are due to get their first dose of vaccine under phase two of the National Covid-19 Immunisation Programme which kicked off nationwide today.
The vaccination exercise is being held at the two main vaccination centres here, namely the Membedai Health Clinic and Labuan Corporation’s Multipurpose Hall from 8 am to 4 pm.
Labuan Health Department director Dr Ismuni Bohari said 10 channels, five for men and five for women, have been opened at the multipurpose hall to receive the first group, made up of senior citizens aged 60 and above, vulnerable people with morbidity problems as well as persons with disabilities (PwD).
Published on: Friday, April 16, 2021
By: Bernama
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The final preparations for phase two of the National Immunisation Covid-19 Programme at Labuan Corporation’s Multipurpose Hall Vaccination Centre, April 16, 2021. Bernama pic
Kuala Lumpur: With just three days to go before phase two of the National Covid-19 Immunisation Programme begins, the Labuan vaccination committee has gone full swing in its preparations for the exercise.
At least three vaccination centres are all set to receive the 27,000 people targeted to be vaccinated under phase two, which is for people aged 60 and above, vulnerable groups with comorbidities as well as persons with disabilities (PwD).