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Sarawak's Deputy Premier expressed dissatisfaction with the limited transfer of healthcare workers from Peninsular Malaysia to Sarawak. Of 850 eligible personnel, only six were transferred, raising concerns about potential bureaucratic or political obstacles. While internal resolution is preferred, the article suggests exploring greater autonomy for Sarawak's health ministry, including control over personnel transfers and recruitment, to address persistent issues.
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