Extra hall to be opened at MAEPS treatment centre

Quarantine patients at the MAEPS low-risk treatment centre have complained about the food, toilets, temperatures and congestion.

FMT reported today that Covid-19 patients at MAEPS had complained of having to wait for six hours for a bed, fought freezing temperatures in the hall and waited in long lines for treatment and food. “In addition to asking for their health history, patients need to undergo physical and other health examinations such as ultrasound, lung x-rays and blood tests. It takes time when it involves a large number of patients.

Responding to the issue of toilet cleanliness raised by patients, Shahabuddin said cleaning work had been done four times a day but the condition of the toilets was still dirty because of the uncleanliness of some patients.

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