MOH Deploys More Than 200 Medical Personnel for Bahrain F1 Grand Prix
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The Ministry of Health Malaysia (MOH) has reportedly deployed more than 200 medical personnel for the Bahrain Formula 1 Grand Prix. The report, published by The Sun Malaysia, states that this effort is a major operation.
According to the report, this national medical coordination is jointly led by the Deputy Chief Medical Officer of Malaysia, Dr Sharifah Fetom. The team is responsible for ensuring the safety and health of the public during this prestigious sporting event.
The medical personnel involved are said to be ready to provide treatment in the event of an emergency. Each section within the team has clearly defined duties so that the healthcare system can function well.
So far, further details regarding the role of each group and their work schedules have not been fully disclosed. The public may continue to follow updates from official sources for the latest information.
Sources: The Sun Malaysia
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