Govt mulls Good Samaritan law to protect those who help in emergencies, says Dzulkefly


GEORGE TOWN: The Health Ministry is considering the introduction of a Good Samaritan Law, offering legal protection to individuals who assist others in emergencies without fear of legal repercussions, such as being sued for unintentional harm caused during the act of assistance.

Its Minister Datuk Seri Dr Dzulkefly Ahmad stated that the Good Samaritan Act needs to be enacted, and he will raise the issue at the post-Cabinet meeting next week.

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