Priority on environment and people issues in 2024, say activists

By MAHADHIR MONIHULDIN

PETALING JAYA: Activists and environmental groups hope 2024 can bring more successes in overcoming issues affecting the people and the environment.

Mental Illness Awareness and Support Association (Miasa) president Anita Abu Bakar said it hopes to highlight to the government the issues related to non-communicable diseases affecting Malaysians, such as Parkinson’s disease, stroke, cancer, Alzheimer’s disease among others.

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