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View all search resultsBantul deploys 16,000 paramedics
This was in addition to about 26 hospitals and clinics that would provide similar around-the-clock services for the three days prior to and after Idul Fitri, which falls on Oct
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This was in addition to about 26 hospitals and clinics that would provide similar around-the-clock services for the three days prior to and after Idul Fitri, which falls on Oct. 1 this year.
A similar commitment was also been made by Yogyakarta Municipal Health Agency head Choirul Anwar, who said his office would provide 24-hour medical services at three centers and at strategic posts including at railway and bus stations. -- JP
