Clinic launched in M'sia to address healthcare needs of refugees


PETALING JAYA: Universal health coverage is important and should be catered to all walks of life, as recommended by the World Health Organisation.

As such, the Qatar Charity (QC) and Yayasan Kebajikan Negara (YKN) has launched its first clinic specially for refugees in Malaysia. The move is to comprehensively address the healthcare needs of refugees.

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