Subra: Many not eating enough veggies and fruits


Healthy start: Dr Subramaniam (centre) with ‘Kelab Doktor Muda’ pupils of SJKT Simpang Lima after launching the health awareness programme at the primary school in Klang. — Bernama

KLANG: The majority of Malaysians consume an alarmingly small amount of vegetables and fruits so much so that it has become a national health concern, says Health Minister Datuk Seri Dr S. Subramaniam.

He said up to 85% of adult Malaysians do not consume sufficient fruits and vegetables, while there are those who do not eat them at all.

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