‘Enhance existing facilities to support elderly needs’


Senior citizens can continue living actively and independently when public infrastructure is built with elderly accessibility, safety and comfort in mind. — FilepicSenior citizens can continue living actively and independently when public infrastructure is built with elderly accessibility, safety and comfort in mind. — Filepic

AS Perak prepares to become the first state in Malaysia to attain ageing status, significant efforts are needed to accommodate the needs of its growing elderly population, particularly in terms of infrastructure.

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