Ravin Palanisamy
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Medical student group calls for action to end bullying of junior doctors
It says Putrajaya must implement changes to housemen training system, improve staff access to mental health services.
What happened to Socso’s housewife scheme, asks Kula
Ex-HR minister says implementation would have been perfect Mother’s Day gift.
Junior doctors want more to be done to punish bullies
Culprits must be penalised to serve as deterrent, they say.
MMA urges probe into stress factors of healthcare system
Task force needs to look into training programmes, bullying at all levels of medical fraternity.
1,251 new Covid-19 cases, more than half in Klang Valley
Seven deaths have been reported, two of which are dead on arrival.
Govt will not hit poverty eradication target, says expert
Analyst believes Malaysia not keeping up with technological advancements, changing face of employment.
MOH to form task force to probe into junior doctor death, says Khairy
Health minister says unit will also look into alleged bullying.
Penang health dept to discuss issues faced by doctors at state-level meeting
Committee to hear out junior officers’ gripes before meeting hospital management, state officials.
Medical group urges healthcare workers facing problems to seek help
The Malaysian Medical Association says those feeling distressed can reach out for support via HelpDoc.
Trainee doctor’s sudden death being investigated by police
Houseman suspected to have committed suicide after being bullied at hospital.
New minimum wage meaningless if govt doesn’t check inflation rate, says Anwar
Opposition leader says without effective measures, RM1,500 pay will not bring significant improvements to labourers.
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No need for random checks on Covid status, says MMA
Government needs to stop ‘regressive, restrictive’ policies, according to Koh Kar Chai.
RM1,500 minimum wage nothing to shout about, says Klang MP
Charles Santiago says new rate is hardly enough for a single person’s living expenses.
