Putra Heights inferno: Health Ministry to provide optimal medical care at relief centres

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The Health Ministry (MOH) said it will ensure that the medical and healthcare needs of victims of the gas pipeline fire in Putra Heights, Subang Jaya, are fully met at the temporary relief centre.  Read more at https://tinyurl.com/4ptee8k6   WATCH MORE: https://thestartv.com/c/news SUBSCRIBE: https://cutt.ly/TheStar LIKE: https://fb.com/TheStarOnline

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00:00Here, our main task is to make sure that anyone who has injuries from thermal exposure

00:14can be treated.

00:17The BPS will continue to provide treatment, especially for patients with chronic diseases.

00:24The BPS will continue to provide treatment, especially for patients with chronic diseases.

00:34The BPS will continue to provide treatment, especially for patients with chronic diseases.

00:44In the event of a trauma, we have MPHSS, our ancient group,

00:53who have been active since day one.

00:58The team has been working to ensure that the emotional and mental stability of the patients is maintained.

01:11So, I see that the cooperation and cooperation of all health care workers here is very good.

01:19In this BPS, we have received a total of 484 additions, and today there are only 379 left in this BPS.

01:31We will continue to operate until maybe another week.

01:36We will see how it goes. Hopefully, there will be no worse than this.

01:41I also visited and visited all hospitals, especially HSIS, Kampong, and other hospitals in Selangor.

01:53All of them are in a very controlled condition with the treatment provided.

02:00There is only one hospital that is not in a bad condition, which is the ICU, which is intubated and ventilated.

02:05There is also ventilation on the air, and there is a problem with the oxygen.

02:09The victim was intubated in which hospital?

02:12The one that I know is Ampang.

02:15That's because of what happened?

02:18We will want to rule out anything on chemical, you know, pneumonitis kind of injury.

02:25Any severe burns?

02:27I have seen second to third degree severe burns in HSIS.

02:30This particular victim?

02:32Yes.

02:34I have not been able to get any closer to this patient.

02:37The other patients that I have seen in HSIS have had second to third degree burns.

02:41There are some that are more severe.

02:43But those are the most severe that I have seen.

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