KUALA LUMPUR: In moving towards a cashless society, the e-wallet has arrived at the government sector with the Health Ministry being the first to offer e-wallet use at its health clinics.
Health Minister Datuk Seri Dr Dzulkefly Ahmad said the ministry was introducing Boost e-wallet at four clinics first before expanding its use to other clinics and hospitals.
"The ministry has taken the initiative to implement the payment programme through the use of e-wallet," he said at the launch of e-wallet Boost at the Cheras Health Clinic on Tuesday . Besides the Cheras Health Clinic, the payment service method using Boost is available at Kuala Lumpur Health Clinic, Putrajaya Prescint 18 Health Clinic and Seremban Health Clinic.
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