Boost for Sarawak’s flying doctors


(Centre) Dr Veronica and Gamble at the handover of medical monitoring equipment for Sarawak’s Flying Doctor Service in Kuching.

SARAWAK’S Flying Doctor Service (SFDS) has received medical monitoring equipment from the US Civil-Military Support Element in Malaysia, boosting the service’s capacity to reach the state’s rural and indigenous communities.

The donation includes portable ultrasound machine, mini oxygen concentrator, customised medical bag, digital transcutaneous bilirubinometer, portable power station, nebuliser, automated external defibrillator, vital signs monitor, digital weighing scale, thermoscan and coldbox.

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