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May 26, 2011 IN THE ST NEWSPAPER TODAY
SGH warns against evangelising Christian volunteer told to leave after complaint by a Taoist patient's sonBy Yen Feng
 Singapore General Hospital has put up signs (left) in all its wards to remind visitors against religious proselytising after a volunteer was recently caught evangelising to a patient and told to leave. -- ST PHOTO: DESMOND WEE
THE Singapore General Hospital (SGH) has put up signs in all its wards to remind visitors against proselytising after a volunteer was found recently to be evangelising to a patient and was told to leave.
The signs - believed to be the first in hospital wards here - read: 'At SGH, we respect the religious and ethnic beliefs of Singaporeans. No staff, patient, visitor or volunteer is allowed to impose their religious beliefs on another.'
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