Nur Hidayah Abdul Rahman, the eight-month-old baby who were victims of a lizard in the quarters of a resort in the village of Achtung, Tioman, Pahang, yesterday, showed signs of improving.
Medical Officer of Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery Hospital Sultanah Aminah (HSA), Dr Low Tzuemn Ling, said Nur Hidayah who received 150 stitches as a result of these lizards scratches expected allowed to return home in the near future but need to attend follow-up treatment in the hospital to recover scars suffered .
"Currently we are seeing is the healing of the wound and suture it is expected to be open for another week. Currently, the only stable Nur Hidayah we're monitoring it from infection," he told reporters at the Children's Ward of the HSA, here today .
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