Probe finds no evidence of bullying in Sabah doctor’s death


PUTRAJAYA: Claims that Dr Tay Tien Yaa, a pathology specialist at Hospital Lahad Datu in Sabah, had a difficult working relationship with her superior before her death did not arise, an independent panel has found following a three-month probe.

Tan Sri Borhan Dollah, who chaired a six-member special task force to investigate the matter, also revealed that it has found no elements of bullying, oppression or mistreatment in Dr Tay’s demise.

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