Two bullying cases involving junior docs reported and settled since August, Sarawak assembly told


KUCHING: Two bullying cases involving housemen and junior doctors have been reported in Sarawak since the Health Ministry set up its independent healthcare work culture improvement task force in August.

State Deputy Public Health, Housing and Local Government Minister Michael Tiang said both cases had been investigated and resolved.

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