Melaka govt hopes to set up healthcare cooperative to boost medical tourism


MELAKA: The Melaka government welcomes a formation of a healthcare cooperative in the state to boost the growth of medical tourism and to create an affordable healthcare system, says an executive councillor.

State entrepreneur, cooperative development and consumer affairs committee chairman Allex Seah Shoo Chin said he was willing to discuss the setting up of a cooperative with interested parties with an aim to provide high-quality and equitable healthcare to locals as well as tourists.

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