Help women to be healthy


WHILE the government has been working to decrease inequalities, Malaysia, unfortunately, still has a significant number of people – mainly from the lower income group (B40) – struggling to achieve socioeconomic and health equalities.

Socioeconomic problems and health and food insecurity are reported to be the main problems in this group, and amid the Covid-19 pandemic, women and children in this group are the most negatively affected and require urgent attention.

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