‘Fix eyesight to boost economy’


Every school day, nearly 100,000 Malaysian children go to class with uncorrected vision.

Children with refractive errors - such as short or long-sightedness or astigmatism - are unable to see blackboards and books, ultimately learning much less than their peers.

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