KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 29 (Bernama) -- Malaysia has proposed rehabilitating two existing primary healthcare clinics in Sudan to provide medical services to displaced families through mobile outreach programmes, said Health Minister Datuk Seri Dr Dzulkefly Ahmad.
Malaysia Proposes Rehabilitating Two Sudan Clinics To Aid Displaced Families
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Malaysia proposed rehabilitating two Sudanese clinics to support displaced families via mobile outreach. The initiative includes funding for health workers and university-led training under the Op Ihsan framework.
- Two existing clinics will serve as bases for mobile healthcare outreach to displaced families.
- Malaysian universities will provide clinical training and tele-mentoring to Sudanese health professionals.
- The project is administered by MAHAR under Op Ihsan with independent audits for transparency.
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