Programme to help needy kids with poor vision


(From left) MSO assistant secretary Dr Chan Jan Bond and president Dr Muiz Mahyudin, Dr Ong and RBM vice-chairman Mohan Mervin Appana at the MOU signing between the NGO and MSO.

NON-profit Rainbow Bridge Malaysia (RBM) in collaboration with the Malaysian Society of Ophthalmology (MSO) has launched the “Gift of Sight” programme.

The initiative aims to provide comprehensive eyecare services to underprivileged and rural children, including the Orang Asli, in addressing vision impairments.

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