Five army hospitals will be upgraded, says minister


Hishammuddin (centre) talking to patient Maslina Manisman who is receiving treatment at 94 HAT Terendak. Looking on is Dr Subramaniam (second from right).

MELAKA: The Malaysian Armed Forces (MAF) earliest hospital, 94 Hospital Angkatan Tentera (HAT) in Terendak Camp here, will be upgraded this year via a new initiative under the MAF Health Services (PKAT) Transformation Plan 2017-2050.

Defence Minister Datuk Seri Hishammuddin Tun Hussein said the upgrading works are vital and need to be done urgently as the existing infrastructure at the hospital, which began operations in 1964, are unable to accommodate the technical requirements of a hospital nowadays.

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