Optometrist’s charity work to continue despite MCO


MELAKA: An optometrist is continuing his decade-old charitable work of making accessible free eyeglasses and check-ups for schoolchildren as well as elderly folk despite the tighter movement control order.

Asia Optometric Congress president Datuk Murphy Chan Hian Kee is making arrangements for testing to be done as he can’t stop midway after many parents from the lower income group approached him for help over the past few months.

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