Kota Kinabalu: Some 474 contract medical officers newly appointed to permanent posts on Grade UD43 have reported for duty in Sabah, according to State Health Director Dr Asits Sanna.
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At the same time, 103 medical officers had been transferred out of Sabah, he said in a statement, Saturday. “Therefore, there are now 1,986 medical officers serving in Sabah, an increase of 371 officers,” he said. SPONSORED CONTENT Daily Express members: Enjoy 1 for 1 signature cocktails and more at Hyatt Centric Kota Kinabalu Kota Kinabalu: DAILY EXPRESS is partnering with Hyatt Centric Kota Kinabalu to offer an exclusive deal for our members.
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