(B.S.B., 23rd) The Ministry of Health has issued a statement that the Royal Brunei Armed Forces under the Ministry of Defence will be conducting the Semangat Waja exercise at Tutong Central Hospital (PMMPMHAMB) on the 25th of this month (Sunday).
The exercise will begin at 10:00 pm and run until 2:00 am on Monday, 26th January 2026.
Access to the hospital will be temporarily restricted. During the exercise, temporary traffic control will be implemented on main roads leading to the hospital.
During this period, members of the public seeking medical attention can still drive through the affected areas, but will be subject to management and security checks by on-duty personnel.
To ensure smooth delivery of medical services, the public planning to visit the hospital are advised to plan their trip in advance and arrive before 10:00 pm to avoid delays due to the temporary traffic restrictions during the exercise.
In case of emergency, the public may still visit the hospital for medical services. During the exercise, ambulance and emergency services will remain unaffected.
The Ministry of Health is working closely with the Royal Brunei Armed Forces to ensure the continuous provision of medical services, as well as the safety of patients, medical staff, and the public.
For the latest information, the public may visit the Ministry of Health’s official website at www.moh.gov.bn, follow the official social media accounts @mohbrunei and @ripash.bn, or call Talian Darussalam 123.
The exercise will begin at 10:00 pm and run until 2:00 am on Monday, 26th January 2026.
Access to the hospital will be temporarily restricted. During the exercise, temporary traffic control will be implemented on main roads leading to the hospital.
To ensure smooth delivery of medical services, the public planning to visit the hospital are advised to plan their trip in advance and arrive before 10:00 pm to avoid delays due to the temporary traffic restrictions during the exercise.
In case of emergency, the public may still visit the hospital for medical services. During the exercise, ambulance and emergency services will remain unaffected.
The Ministry of Health is working closely with the Royal Brunei Armed Forces to ensure the continuous provision of medical services, as well as the safety of patients, medical staff, and the public.
For the latest information, the public may visit the Ministry of Health’s official website at www.moh.gov.bn, follow the official social media accounts @mohbrunei and @ripash.bn, or call Talian Darussalam 123.