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Thursday, October 1, 2026

Health Ministry urges 4,255 UD10 medical officers to report for duty by Oct 7

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MOH said the officers concerned must complete the reporting-in process at their respective Responsibility Centres (PTj). — Picture by Shafwan Zaidon

MOH said the officers concerned must complete the reporting-in process at their respective Responsibility Centres (PTj). — Picture by Shafwan Zaidon

By Malay Mail

First Published: Thursday, 01 Oct 2026 1:22 PM MYT

Last Modified: Thursday, 01 Oct 2026 1:27 PM MYT

PUTRAJAYA, Oct 1 — The Health Ministry (MOH) has urged Medical Officers Grade UD10 who have yet to report for duty to do so immediately before the October 7 deadline.

In a statement today carried by Bernama, MOH said the officers concerned must complete the reporting-in process at their respective Responsibility Centres (PTj).

“The process of reporting for duty for Medical Officers Grade UD10 (Phase 2), who were appointed on a permanent basis effective September 28, 2026, is still ongoing and has yet to be completed.

“The appointments under this phase involve 4,255 medical officers who have been offered placements through the ePlacement system,” it said.

MOH therefore urged all parties not to jump to conclusions and to allow the placement process to proceed smoothly.

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