The Senior Citizens Health Benefit (SCHB) program provides financial aid for Sarawak’s elderly, ensuring access to outpatient treatment at registered clinics, enhancing their quality of life and healthcare accessibility.
The Sarawak Government and the Federal Government conducted the first “historical” technical meeting on Sarawak’s health autonomy in early January 2024, demonstrating the highest level of commitment to Malaysia Agreement 1963.
Aside from health benefits, sport infrastructural investments and developments result in various and long-term impacts, includes social and economic benefits.
CRC SGH is the first site in Malaysia to obtain Malaysia Ministry of Health (MoH) approval to undertake FIH clinical trials, having done so in November 2019.
The Department of Occupational Safety and Health (DOSH) remains committed in highlighting the urgency to practise proper safety and health at the workplace among workers, industries and the general public.
RAKAN Sarawak recently meet up with the Department of Occupational Safety and Health (DOSH) Sarawak to talk about the occupational safety and health scene in Sarawak.
As the public are vulnerable to COVID-19 misinformation and disinformation, WHO has undertaken initiatives as a way to develop and promote guidelines that enable individuals, community leaders, governments and private organisations to take action in managing the COVID-19 infodemic.
Sarawak Biodiversity Centre (SBC) committed to empowering indigenous communities of Sarawak because of their traditional knowledge associated with biodiversity resources.
WHO suggest that a healthy and liveable city must have access to adequate water, sanitation, hygiene, waste management and food
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