
Malaysia
Our teams provide medical screenings and outpatient consultations in government shelters for victims of human trafficking. We have set up a primary healthcare clinic in a Penang neighbourhood where migrants from many countries have settled, and have developed a strong network with fishermen communities and local authorities in Langkawi, a known migrant disembarkation site.
MSF also provides medical and mental health services to refugees, particularly Rohingya people, who are effectively excluded from work, healthcare and other social services.
MSF teams are currently responding to the coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic in Malaysia.
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Our activities in 2020 in Malaysia
Data and information from the International Activity Report 2020.
58
58
€2.3 M
2.3M
2004
2004


11,700
11,7

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