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PAS MP comes under fire over remark on nurses uniforms - Vimarsana News

PAS MP comes under fire over remark on nurses uniforms

PETALING JAYA: PAS' Kuantan MP Wan Razali Wan Nor has come under fire from several organisations over his remark on nurses attire in Parliament on Thursday (June 15), claiming it was too tight and not shariah compliant.

PAS MP draws flak from union, MMA over remarks on nurses' attire – Malaysia Today - Vimarsana News

PAS MP draws flak from union, MMA over remarks on nurses' attire – Malaysia Today

“Wan Razali’s comment is unprofessional and politically motivated. When we expect MPs to focus on debating important healthcare reforms in the health white paper, the PAS MP was focused on the cut of the uniforms. (FMT) - The Malayan Nurses Union says their uniforms are designed to be functional

Saudi Arabia draws in Malaysian nurses with opportunity to grow - Vimarsana News

Saudi Arabia draws in Malaysian nurses with opportunity to grow

KUALA LUMPUR: When Mohammed Amran Azizan decided to leave Malaysia and work in Saudi Arabia as a nurse, it was a leap of faith for him. Now, six years later, he sees the decision not only as career progression but also as an investment for his future. While traditionally the most popular destinations for Malaysian nurses are those where English is the official language — like

Malaysian nurses look abroad for better wages - Vimarsana News

Malaysian nurses look abroad for better wages

PETALING JAYA: Higher salaries are luring Malaysian nurses abroad.

Union: Offer contract nurses permanent posting - Vimarsana News

Union: Offer contract nurses permanent posting

PETALING JAYA: While the issue of permanent posting for contract medical officers had dominated headlines recently, not much has been said about contract nurses.