Orang asli laud improved healthcare plans


PETALING JAYA: The orang asli are happy with the promise of more access to medical specialists, but they also wish to be trained in basic medical care to serve their communities.

Kelantan orang asli village committee youth chief Dendi Johari said better access to specialists, mobile clinics and flying doctors’ services under the 11th Malaysia Plan was welcome.

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