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Khoo (in blue) cradling her grandson Jayden Ooi, three, as she shares a light moment with (from left) her husband Ooi Beng Oo, 70, Gan and Ah Ling at their residence in Magazine Road, George Town. — Photos: LIM BENG TATT/The Star

RECYCLING shop owner S. Prem Murughan is looking forward to better facilities at public hospitals in Penang.

“I have a medical card and used to go to private facilities, but I can’t afford medical cards for my two children aged 17 and eight.

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