Healthcare Workers Receiving COVID-19 Resilience Medal

Leong Mun Wai asked whether all healthcare workers, including doctors, nurses, and frontliners in pandemic wards, received the COVID-19 Resilience Medal, and if not, how many were left out and why.
Ong Ye Kung responded that the issue had already been addressed in a previous oral reply on 9 January 2024, referring to official reports on appeals for those who missed out.
The exchange highlights the government's prior commitment to reviewing and addressing any gaps in the medal's distribution to healthcare workers.
It underscores the importance of recognizing pandemic frontliners while acknowledging that not all may have been included initially.

Leong Mun Wai asked whether all healthcare workers, including doctors, nurses, and frontliners in pandemic wards, received the COVID-19 Resilience Medal, and if not, how many were left out and why.
Ong Ye Kung responded that the issue had already been addressed in a previous oral reply on 9 January 2024, referring to official reports on appeals for those who missed out.
The exchange highlights the government's prior commitment to reviewing and addressing any gaps in the medal's distribution to healthcare workers.
It underscores the importance of recognizing pandemic frontliners while acknowledging that not all may have been included initially.

Leong Mun Wai asked whether all healthcare workers, including doctors, nurses, and frontliners in pandemic wards, received the COVID-19 Resilience Medal, and if not, how many were left out and why.
Ong Ye Kung responded that the issue had already been addressed in a previous oral reply on 9 January 2024, referring to official reports on appeals for those who missed out.
The exchange highlights the government's prior commitment to reviewing and addressing any gaps in the medal's distribution to healthcare workers.
It underscores the importance of recognizing pandemic frontliners while acknowledging that not all may have been included initially.

Leong Mun Wai asked whether all healthcare workers, including doctors, nurses, and frontliners in pandemic wards, received the COVID-19 Resilience Medal, and if not, how many were left out and why.
Ong Ye Kung responded that the issue had already been addressed in a previous oral reply on 9 January 2024, referring to official reports on appeals for those who missed out.
The exchange highlights the government's prior commitment to reviewing and addressing any gaps in the medal's distribution to healthcare workers.
It underscores the importance of recognizing pandemic frontliners while acknowledging that not all may have been included initially.

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