What about patients?


TOGETHER Against Cancer (TAC), a society of cancer survivors and supporters, is seeking clarification from the government about movement across state and district borders for medical appointments.

As you can appreciate, many of our members as well as large numbers of Malaysians need to continue with medical treatment during the movement control order phases. If a police permit is required for each appointment, there will be hardship caused to the patients and it would over- burden the police.

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