Ceilings leak at Seberang Jaya Hospital, no patients affected
SEBERANG PERAI, Nov 8 — Healthcare workers were seen holding umbrellas indoors at Seberang Jaya Hospital last nigh...
Last night, Seberang Jaya Hospital in Seberang Perai experienced leaking ceilings, with rainwater pouring through the roofs and flooding corridors, according to video footage that quickly went viral. Dr Zulhizzam Abdullah, the Penang Health director, later confirmed in the New Straits Times that heavy rain and strong winds had caused water to seep into various parts of the hospital.
The more affected areas were the older building blocks, although several newer buildings were also impacted. Abdullah explained that this incident was unforeseen due to the torrential rain, gale-force winds, and massive runoff. However, he stressed that the situation did not affect any patients, and no adverse incidents were reported.
The hospital's engineering and maintenance management department swiftly moved to address the situation. Currently, Malaysia is in the north-east monsoon season, which is expected to persist until March of the following year.
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