Malaysia donates part of field hospital assets to Turkiye, says Defence Ministry


Life savers: An injured victim being treated by rescuers at a field hospital in Hatay. — AFP

KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia will donate part of the Malaysian Field Hospital (HMM) assets to the Turkiye Government to help restore health services in the country following the tragic earthquake that struck the country and northwestern Syria last month.

The Defence Ministry, in a statement on Tuesday (March 21), said this was announced by Defence Minister Datuk Seri Mohamad Hasan in a meeting with his counterpart, National Defence of Turkiye Minister Hulusi Akar, at the National Defence Ministry in Ankara.

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