Fancy some festive cheer? The team at Pantai Hospital Sungai Petani delivered that and more, with a self-made festive music video that caught the eyes and won the hearts of the local community and media. The 3-minute song and dance featured multi-lingual lyrics and a stunning performance by our very own hospital staff led by CEO Tio Bee Chan. What an ox-picious way to usher in the Lunar New Year!
Besides the auspicious red and gold festive decorations, we spotted matching customised New Year masks to complete the ‘new norm’ look. The catchy tune with joyous singing, inserts of social responsibility and caring for our patients, are just a few elements to look out for in this heart-warming video. Watch it here.
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