I know you meant well to remind us that some jb medical practices might not be “certified medically” which I don’t deny.
In jb, for emergency care, the hospital A&E is quite good, shorter wait times and they are more attentive.
Don’t bother with what people are insinuating.
清者自清.
So long you know what you have done is correct, don’t bother by them.
Just wanna to advise you to choose a more positive and nice words to convey your messages.
Most people like to hear nice words.
It is humans.
My grandaunt fell down and broke her hip bones recently at night. She was admitted to a&e idk which public hospital. Aside from triage, noone attended to her until the following morning, several hrs after doctors come for morning shift.
My uncle/aunt wanted to send her elsewhere, either to sg, or to KL hospital.
Hospital refuse to discharge her, even tho they are willing to sign any and all waivers. Their only options were to bribe, or sneak her out.
My colleague nephew same situation. Injury at custom, broke leg. Sent to public hospital a&e. V long then got doctors attend to him, noone know how to treat, all like sg minister, say monitor and observe first. Several days liao,leg swollen as hell. Aunt who is a local, go, and same thing, wanna discharge, hospital refuse. Had to smuggle him out of hospital n put him in a crossborder ambulance.
It's a common problem among the regulars in this thread. They cant see past their blind love for msia.
Fyi, all commercial shops in sg, you have to declare what trade you doing. If medical trade, the physicians need to submit their practicing physician document when signing the tenancy agreement.
If your establishment is massage, you can't give tcm treatments unless you are licensed.
In jb a masseur can literally do everything lmao. Idk if they got a tcm registry, but i doubt there's much enforcement even if have
