The Medical and Emergency Unit (MEU), as well as the Trauma, Surgical and Emergency Units of the 37 Military Hospital, will be closed down from February 7 to March 6, 2020, for a routine fumigation exercise.
A press release issued by the Public Relations Directorate based at Burma Camp, explained that the closure is necessary to enable the hospital authorities to remedy any infestations in the units.
Patients already admitted to the affected units will be transferred to the wards.
Read the press release below.
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