Medical services in Johor will continue despite threats from group, says state Health director


JOHOR BARU: Medical services in Johor will continue as usual despite threats from the Mogok Doktor Malaysia movement, says Datuk Dr Aman Rabu (pic).

The state Health director said that the department has yet to receive any sudden leave application from its contract medical officers for dates where the strike is expected to take place from April 3 and 5.

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