Petra Jaya Hospital at 91.02 pct completion, eyes Dec 14 finish
By Christine T KUCHING, Oct 20: Petra Jaya Hospital is 91.02 per cent complete and is targeted for completion by Dec 14, with contractors finalising internal finishing works ahead of medical equipment installation. Deputy Premier Datuk Amar Dr Sim Kui Hian said the project’s physical progress stands at 91.02 per cent as at Sept 25, but the revised completion date after its seventh extension of time (EOT) is Dec 14. “The contractors are finalising the internal finishing, and preparing for the…
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Petra Jaya Hospital is 91.02% complete, targeting completion by Dec 14 with internal works and equipment installation underway.
Petra Jaya Hospital is 91.02% complete, with a revised completion date of Dec 14.
New Lawas Hospital began operations on Sept 7, with another clinic expected in 2026.
RM50 million has been allocated for upgrading six dilapidated health facilities in Sarawak.
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KUCHING, Oct 20: Petra Jaya Hospital is 91.02 per cent complete and is targeted for completion by Dec 14, with contractors finalising internal finishing works ahead of medical equipment installation.
Deputy Premier Datuk Amar Dr Sim Kui Hian said the project’s physical progress stands at 91.02 per cent as at Sept 25, but the revised completion date after its seventh extension of time (EOT) is Dec 14.
“The contractors are finalising the internal finishing, and preparing for the installation of medical equipment,” he said when delivering his ministerial winding-up speech at the Sarawak Legislative Assembly sitting here today.
Meanwhile, the new Lawas Hospital began operations on Sept 7 after completing its clinical block as of Sept 30.
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