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YOUR OPINION | “Why attack someone who is not in Parliament to defend himself?”
Heated cry after Bintulu MP’s comment ‘DG is afraid of dying’
Doc: This is the problem with our MPs, including Bintulu MP Tiong King Sing.
These politicians are not healthcare professionals, they have no idea how to handle a pandemic and they have no idea how a virus works, but they are very quick to criticize healthcare professionals who are actually working hard to control this pandemic and risk their lives for the nation’s problem. wellness.
It is the duty of the Director General of Health (DG), Dr. Noor Hisham Abdullah, to coordinate a national response to Covid-19. It is not a “Sabah response” but a national response. If only the deputy from Bintulu understands how health services work in this country.
The General Directorate of Health is informed of the situation on the ground by its medical and public health specialists in that area. And that information provided to Noor Hisham is compiled by a huge army of doctors, nurses, medical aid, and ministry personnel.
You will then use the information you get from the field to consult with your fellow experts in the field of virology, infectious diseases, pulmonology, anesthesia, public health experts, and others on how to address this Covid-19 problem “medically and professionally” using the best scientific and world medical information available.
This is how the medical profession works in Malaysia and around the world. It doesn’t work using the spinal reflex like the Bintulu MP is doing.
To become a certified medical expert in Malaysia, it takes years of study in medical school, not to mention years of study to be a specialist and pass various exams, and the learning never stops. Then there is the gathering of experience with on-the-job training.
To become a MP in Malaysia, you don’t need a high IQ, high levels of education, or high intellect. Any simpleton can become a deputy and that is why most of our deputies are.
And that is why Malaysia is in such bad shape right now.
Kick start: So, Tiong isn’t afraid to die? Why don’t you try that? Sabah is under lock and key and the only logical and correct thing for the CEO to do is work with the people already on the ground in Sabah.
I don’t see Tiong doing anything to help the situation except talking nonsense in Parliament. You should show that you earn your salary as a deputy.
As the special envoy to China, you should find out how China manages to cope with the pandemic and share the lessons learned with our authorities here. But this pitiful guy doesn’t seem to have a clue.
Odysseus: Tiong is just trying to get attention. Why attack someone who is not in Parliament to defend himself? Why not attack your colleague, the minister of ‘air suam’ (hot water), for the Covid-19 crisis facing the country?
By pointing to the CEO of Sabah’s Covid-19 situation, Tiong is confirming that all actual work is done by public officials. Why do they need so many ministers?
May l: Tiong should ask if the Minister of Health and his two assistants are afraid of dying. Have these three gone down in Sabah?
Anonymous 79: Although I agree with the Bintulu MP that the CEO should go to the Sabah battlefield, why didn’t he ask other important figures such as the prime minister, the health minister and other government officials to go to Sabah? ?
Take the previous environmental disasters that happened in the country. The leaders of Pakatan Harapan went to the ground and had a first look for themselves.
But in the Sabah Covid-19 crisis, no government VIPs have gone to the epicenter. Are they also afraid of dying?
Before the Sabah elections, Perikatan Nasional, Bersatu, MCA, MIC Umno, BN and GRS promised heaven and earth to the Sabahans. But now where are these leaders?
Where especially is former Prime Minister Najib Abdul Razak? You should go visit all the hospitals and ask the Sabahans what they need.
Don’t always ask for money. Perhaps what the Sabahans want is not money. Money is not everything. Even if you have money, you cannot use it to bring back the dead.
Mvarughi: With all due respect to the CEO, like all things Bolehland, he has been overly glorified for doing his job.
Even before the pandemic is over and the mission accomplished, he has been put on a pedestal as an all-time hero and even prematurely awarded the title of Tan Sri.
Honestly, the CEO needs to ‘turun padang’ (go to the ground) and start strategically managing the pandemic instead of spending every day reading his hour-long reports.
Don’t tell us that there is no one else in the Ministry of Health who can do that. We hope that a world-class professional knows when and what to delegate.
Yours sincerely: Where is the minister of health? I should defend the DG. It seems that only the DG has the experience to respond and present all the details about the Covid-19 situation in the country.
Why can’t the vice president support the DG? You’re hurting everyone in front.
New day: Why did Vice President Azalina Othman Said expel MP RSN Rayer from Jelutong from Parliament for opposing Tiong’s comment?
The other one put the death wish on the CEO with his low shot!
Vijay47: The simplicity with which Azalina solved the Tiong problem is sheer brilliance, similar to King Solomon cutting the Gordian Knot, a feat truly accomplished by Alexander the Great. But who counts when there are at least two kings involved?
So our lady of local wisdom offers Tiong the option of withdrawing her comment or clarifying it. Tiong immediately announced that he would not retract and the vice president drew the astonishing conclusion that since he had fulfilled one of the options she had served him on a silver platter, the matter was closed.
Truth be told, dear madam, Tiong had made none of the alternatives presented to him; he did not retract, he did not clarify. And, incidentally, clarification carries the natural implication that it must have merit to avoid censorship.
I suppose that for her next act, Azalina would offer “heads or tails”. And either would be a winning decision.
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