Group gives medical supplies worth RM23,000 to hospital in Ipoh


Raja Permaisuri Bainun Hospital staff with some of the medical supplies donated by a group of Chinese nationals.

A group of Chinese nationals who are married to Malaysians have banded together to donate protective equipment to medical frontliners at the Raja Permaisuri Bainun Hospital in Ipoh.

A private general practitioner, who only wanted to be known as Dr Ong, said the women raised some RM23,000 to buy the equipment and delivered them to the hospital.

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