A Malaysian MP, Dr. Kelvin Yii of DAP, has suggested recruiting doctors from other countries to alleviate a critical shortage in East Malaysia. He proposes this as a temporary solution while the government addresses long-term issues affecting the medical profession. These issues include improving the compensation and career advancement opportunities for doctors within Malaysia. Dr. Yii believes attracting foreign medical professionals can provide immediate relief to the strained healthcare system in East Malaysia. This measure is intended to supplement, not replace, efforts to bolster the domestic supply of doctors. The MP emphasized the urgency of the situation, highlighting the need for quick action to ensure adequate medical care in the region. Ultimately, the goal is to create a more sustainable and attractive environment for Malaysian doctors, reducing the need for reliance on foreign personnel.