Committee investigating claims Orang Asli given birth control without consent to meet Wednesday (July 17)

By MAZWIN NIK ANIS

Nation
Monday, 15 Jul 2019
3:40 AM MYT

PUTRAJAYA : The committee carrying out the internal inquiry to investigate claims that Orang Asli women were given birth control treatment without consent will meet on Wednesday (July 17).

Health Minister Datuk Seri Dr Dzulkefly Ahmad said a report will then be submitted to him on July 26.

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