Senior citizens and children benefit from surgeries and glasses Centre provides free cataract operations to 10 senior citizens and prescription glasses for 10 children


(From right) Amin Nordin, Amiruddin and Sabariah at the launch of the World Sight Day 2017 celebration at KPJ Tawakkal Health Centre in Kuala Lumpur.

KPJ Centre for Sight (KPJ CFS) is giving a new lease of life to 20 people by helping them regain their sight.

Carried out in celebration of World Sight Day, KPJ CFS provided free cataract surgeries for 10 elderly patients and prescriptive spectacles to 10 children for free.

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