Awareness programme to help students eat healthy


For a better lifestyle: Dr Wee signing a plaque after launching the ‘Cara Hidup Sihat’ programme. Looking on are Vogt and Universiti Putra Malaysia department of nutrition & dietetics senior lecturer Assoc Prof Dr Norhaizan Mohd Esa.

KUALA LUMPUR: A public-private initiative to educate teenagers on healthy eating habits and encourage an active lifestyle among students to reduce obesity has kicked off.

The three-year “Cara Hidup Sihat” programme, which started last September, was carried out jointly by the Education Ministry, Nestle Malaysia Bhd and Universiti Putra Malaysia.

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