Sunday, 19 Apr 2020 05:59 PM MYTHealth director-general Datuk Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah said Malaysia is keen to learn not only from the successes, but also the less than effective Chinese public health measures that were enacted to contain Covid-19 in China. — Bernama pic
He clarified that the medical experts who arrived here yesterday are here to share their knowledge on the coronavirus and the measures taken, be it effective or otherwise, so that Malaysia can benefit from their shared experience and not repeat the same mistakes.
Learning is one thing, be wary about them is another. China is known to hv hidden agenda on things they do & then.... paham2 la.... otherwise, countries around the world would not be complaining w/out reason. notmadeinchina
DON' T LIE....thank you.Have a good flight thanks for coming
Do we really need them DG ...u guys have been doing Ok. Dont let them hijack yr team success Dr
Learning from China’s mistakes means no cover ups, don’t politicize health crisis, ensure transparency of info, allow media to work freely, allow citizens to speak freely and be honest with citizens state of crisis.
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