Health Ministry to discuss suggestion on including eye health in primary health care | Malay Mail

Health Ministry to discuss suggestion on including eye health in primary health care

07 September 2019

Health Minister Datuk Seri Dzulkefly Ahmad said with the Optical Act 1991 to be repealed and replaced by a new law, optometry will be enhanced in terms of professionalism and governance. He said this would enable the people to go for a complete eye examination and help in making early detection of eye diseases.

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