Four Bateq Orang Asli patients get intensive treatment at Kuala Krai hospital


  • Nation
  • Tuesday, 11 Jun 2019

KUALA KRAI (Bernama): Four patients of the Bateq Orang Asli tribe are being warded at Kuala Krai Hospital Intensive Care Unit (ICU) since Sunday (June 9) after suffering from breathing difficulties.

Kuala Krai Hospital director Dr Mohd Salleh Mat Jusoh said two women, aged 12 and 27, were in the ICU while two infants aged 39 days and three months were warded at the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU).

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