ECM Libra and CVSKL Foundation Provide RM1 Million Health Screening for Senior Journalists
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The ECM Libra Foundation and the CVSKL Foundation have joined forces to provide RM1 million worth of health screenings for senior journalists in Malaysia. The programme aims to help journalists who have long served in the media industry to take care of their health.
The RM1 million fund was donated by Kalimullah. The amount will fully cover the cost of CVSKL's health screening packages.
CVSKL health screening packages typically cost between RM4,800 and RM5,200. With this contribution, eligible senior journalists can undergo comprehensive health screenings without having to pay the cost themselves.
So far, this report does not state how many journalists will benefit from this initiative, or how they can apply. Further information on the matter may be announced by the organisers in the future.
Sources: The Edge Malaysia
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