Socso putting brakes on highly suspicious hospitals


KUALA LUMPUR: While the Social Security Organisation’s (Socso) claims system will undergo revamp, authorities have put the brakes on claims coming from “highly suspicious” hospitals to put a stop to false disability claims, says Steven Sim.

The Human Resource Minister said this was a temporary measure while the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission and Health Ministry carry out a probe on fraudulent Socso claims.

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