Malaysia

Rohaizat Yon ends duties as health deputy director-general

He leaves after more than four months of returning from his retirement

Updated 5 years ago · Published on 31 Dec 2020 7:03PM

Rohaizat Yon ends duties as health deputy director-general
Datuk Rohaizat Yon is regarded as one of the Health Ministry’s war generals in the fight against Covid-19, having returned from retirement to serve from August 6 until today. – Facebook pic, December 31, 2020

KUALA LUMPUR – After more than four months of returning from his retirement, Datuk Rohaizat Yon finally ended his duties as health deputy director-general today.

The matter was announced by health director-general Tan Sri Noor Hisham Abdullah via his official Facebook account.

“We and the Malaysian people appreciate his countless services and sacrifices in leading the Health Ministry medical programme all this while, working tirelessly regardless of time and day. Rohaizat was always ready to discharge his duties and responsibilities entrusted upon him.

“Hopefully, your noble services and contributions will receive divine blessings and rewards in this world and the hereafter, God willing,” he said.

Rohaizat, regarded as one of the ministry’s war generals in the fight against Covid-19, had retired on June 10 after 35 years and 10 days in service. He returned to serve the ministry from August 6 until today. – Bernama, December 31, 2020

Spotlight

Trump’s North Korea gamble deepens Asia’s doubts over US alliances

Malaysia

Rayer denies involvement in 'Maha Kali Red Rally', claims name and photo misused

Malaysia

E-Hailing driver charged with attempted murder after allegedly setting worker on fire

Business

Nation’s economic outlook strengthens as leading index signals continued growth

Malaysia

‘No parent wants her child to be remembered this way,’ says mother of 14-year-old Keziah

Malaysia

RM1.96m Penang land probe: Two ‘Datuks’ remain in custody

Business

K8 cargo: Businessman seeks clarification from MOF, Customs, Petronas

Malaysia

PH leaders hold talks as Melaka election plans take shape

Malaysia

Bersama rejects political alliances, vows to go solo in Melaka state election

You may be interested

Malaysia

Melaka election: MCA targets seven seats, aims to take two from DAP

Malaysia

Bersatu ‘technically’ no longer PN member, says Takiyuddin

Malaysia

Dr M: Minor offenders punished, those who steal millions freed, given high positions

Malaysia

Ten injured after roller coaster suffers technical failure at Subang Jaya theme park

Malaysia

Teen found dead after disappearing during tahfiz programme in Negeri Sembilan

Malaysia

UIAM clarifies Dr Solehah Yaacob no longer with university

By Alfian Z.M. Tahir

Malaysia

PH leaders hold talks as Melaka election plans take shape

Malaysia

Mohd Amar’s three-year remark puts PAS’ Kelantan record under spotlight