21
January 2017 (Saturday)
Many
years ago, Lau King Howe Hospital is very big. Now Lau King Howe
Hospital just maintains one block of it for museum purpose.
Lau King Howe Hospital was built in the
1930s as the first general hospital Sibu. Its founder, the late Mr. Lau King
Howe, donated his personal wealth to set it up. In appreciation, the colonial
government named it Lau King Howe Hospital.
One
of my friends was birth in this hospital. When small, he always came to this
hospital when he was sick.
This
was my first time to visit medical or hospital type of museum.
The
entrance for this museum is free of charge.
Inside
of it can see much old equipment which used by doctor long time ago. That time
the technology is not as good as now so it mostly is big in size.
Beside
that you also can see the uniform for the nurses for that times which is quite
beautiful.
You
will find out this museum is quite interesting with the equipment exhibition in
it.
Lau King Howe Hospital Memorial Museum
Jalan Lau King Howe,
96000 Sibu, Sarawak
Tel: 6-084 350080
Fax: 6-084 350070
Business Hour: Tuesday to Sunday 9am
until 5pm include Public Holiday (except Chinese New Year)
Closed on Monday
Email: lkhhmm@gmail.com
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