TCM practitioners glad to be allowed to resume work


Loo speaking to a patient on the phone at his clinic in George Town, Penang. — Photos: CHAN BOON KAI/The Star

ALLOWING traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) practitioners in green zones to resume operation during the movement control order (MCO) can help people with minor health problems, says a Chinese physician.

Loo Sio Teik, 47, who is a traditional Chinese orthopaedist, said due to the MCO, he only provided phone consultations to his patients.

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