Covid-19 wards in Klang Valley private hospitals full, unable to accept more patients


PETALING JAYA: Most private hospitals in the Klang Valley are not able to accept any more Covid-19 patients as the wards allocated to treat these cases are full, says Association of Private Hospitals Malaysia (APHM) president Datuk Dr Kuljit Singh (pic).

He said private hospitals had been admitting Covid-19 patients since January after the government requested assistance to manage the pandemic.

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