In her first public comments on the incident, Health Minister Sophia Chan said the health authority, which manages public hospitals, would provide the patient’s family with whatever help it needed and tell them about the experts’ findings, once the team was done with their work. Photo: Nora Tam
In her first public comments on the incident, Health Minister Sophia Chan said the health authority, which manages public hospitals, would provide the patient’s family with whatever help it needed and tell them about the experts’ findings, once the team was done with their work. Photo: Nora Tam
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Hong Kong hospital under investigation after suspected medical blunder leaves teen half-paralysed

Health minister Sophia Chan said there would be a full report of what happened at United Christian Hospital, which has previously been accused of other cases of negligence

Ernest Kao
Ernest Kao

Updated: 10:30pm, 18 Mar, 2018

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In her first public comments on the incident, Health Minister Sophia Chan said the health authority, which manages public hospitals, would provide the patient’s family with whatever help it needed and tell them about the experts’ findings, once the team was done with their work. Photo: Nora Tam
In her first public comments on the incident, Health Minister Sophia Chan said the health authority, which manages public hospitals, would provide the patient’s family with whatever help it needed and tell them about the experts’ findings, once the team was done with their work. Photo: Nora Tam
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