Health Ministry: Back up allegations of forced birth control with evidence


KUALA LUMPUR: Groups alleging that Health Ministry officials who visited Orang Asli villages and forced women to take birth control pills should provide evidence of this, says Datuk Seri Dr Dzulkefly Ahmad (pic).

The Health Minister said that such allegations must be backed with evidence before they could look into the claims.

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