Faints, fans and a five-person medic team at the BASS Muar ‘kenduri’
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KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 27 — Inside the Yong Shen Banquet hall in Muar last Sunday, a volunteer medic team was kneeling beside guests who had fainted, vomited or grown too weak to...
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Muar-based doctor Dr Muhammad Al-Amin Tajuldin, his wife Dr Nurul Fadzlyza Mohd Taha and a few of their staff who had offered their medical services for the event were kept on their feet for almost the whole event, from 12.30pm to 5pm.
“As I recall, our team treated about seven people,” Dr Amin told Malay Mail when contacted.
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