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The State Of Children In Malaysia.
Children are often spoken of as the ‘future’ of every nation, and yet they remain among the most vulnerable. In Malaysia, we have made remarkable strides in health, education, and economic development over the past five decades. Our infant mortality rates have fallen dramatically, immunisation cover
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