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The workmanship of the country's infrastructures is again under the spotlight after a section of the ceiling at Serdang Hospital collapsed, the second such incident in two days.
Serdang Hospital itself has been plagued by a series of falling ceilings and this is the third time the medical facility has experienced such a mishap in recent years.
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The severity of the collapse is unclear but a hospital spokesperson toldBernama that an investigation was being conducted and the area was now off limits.
Last August, a doctor and three nurses were hurt when Serdang Hospital's emergency department collapsed.
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The Raja Permaisuri Bainun Hospital in Ipoh also faced similar problems when the ceiling of its specialist centre complex collapsed in October last year.
Today's collapse comes a day after the ceiling of the RM6 million Kampung Tebauk mosque in Kuala Nerus, Terengganu fell apart yesterday.
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