Nearly Two Million Malaysians Benefit from 38 Wellness Hubs
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Nearly two million people in Malaysia have benefited from 38 Wellness Hub facilities across the country. This was announced by Health Minister Dzulkefly Ahmad in Melaka on 1 November. Wellness Hubs are facilities operated under the Ministry of Health and aim to promote healthy lifestyles within the community.
According to the report, these facilities provide various services to help citizens take care of their health. Among these services are physical health activities, basic health screenings, and programmes that encourage balanced nutrition. The facilities are open to the public, including residents in urban and rural areas.
The government, through the Ministry of Health, continues to expand its disease prevention efforts. With the presence of Wellness Hubs, citizens are expected to adopt healthier lifestyles from an early stage, so that the risk of chronic diseases can be reduced.
So far, the ministry has not announced any plans to increase the number of Wellness Hubs. Members of the public who wish to find out locations and further information may refer to the official website of the Ministry of Health Malaysia.
Sources: Malay Mail
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