THE Rahmah initiative, a programme spurred by the Domestic Trade and Cost of Living Ministry to help the hardcore poor, may be well received by food traders, supermarkets and soon to come, the clothing industry.
The private medical community, however, has decided to pull the hand brakes on this call.
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