Major state hospitals able to deal with dry taps, says Sabah Health director


KOTA KINABALU: Measures are in place at major public hospitals and clinics in Sabah to ensure operations are not disrupted in the event of dry taps, says state Health Department director Datuk Dr Rose Nani Mudin.

She said major hospitals like Queen Elizabeth Hospital I, Queen Elizabeth Hospital II and the Sabah Women and Children's Hospital in the city had sufficiently large water tanks to allow operations to continue for between 48 and 72 hours.

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