RakanKKM adds value to public healthcare, assures Dzulkefly


KUALA LUMPUR: The RakanKKM initiative is not intended to replace the public healthcare system but to enhance it, Health Minister Datuk Seri Dr Dzulkefly Ahmad says.

He clarified that RakanKKM offers voluntary additional services for those who can afford them, with no coercion involved. The existing comprehensive public healthcare services will continue and the commitment to providing the best public health services to Malaysians remains unchanged, he said in a parliamentary written reply dated Dec 2.

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