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Ras Adiba Radzi has called on the Ministry of Health (KKM) to establish a Rare Disease Policy to safeguard the welfare of those suffering from rare illnesses.

The cooperation between KPWKM and OKU Sentral will allow the ministry to better understand situations and the needs of PwDs in a more detailed manner.

OKU Sentral president Senator Datuk Ras Adiba Radzi is requesting the government to consider allocating more houses under the People's Housing Programme (PPR) to persons with disabilities (PwDs).

In conjunction with Raya festivities, Maxis has rolled out several initiatives to bring joy to families and students of the B40 group as well as PwDs, including collaborating with OKU Sentral.

Persatuan OKU Sentral president Datuk Ras Adiba Radzi has urged both public and private entities to prepare disabled-friendly job application forms.

Ras Adiba said it will be a benchmark for other states to empower the group as many issues faced by the PwD community could be highlighted.

OKU Sentral has channelled aid worth about RM200,000 to flood victims nationwide.

Persons with Disabilities (PwD) who have been notified to take COVID-19 booster jabs should keep to their appointments, said OKU Sentral president Senator Datuk Ras Adiba Radzi.

OKU Sentral will suggest to KPWKM to provide more affordable platforms such as classes and schools for special needs children to get education and skills.

Parents of children with special needs should support and allow them to pursue their interests, says OKU Sentral president Senator Datuk Ras Adiba Radzi.

OKU Sentral is ready to assist any party or state government to set up COVID-19 drive-through vaccination centres (PPV) specifically for persons with disabilities (PwD) and senior citizens.

The focus is currently on all states for at least 60 per cent of the adult population to be fully vaccinated by the end of September.

The OKU Sentral drive-through COVID-19 vaccination centre at the Johor Bahru City Council Aquatic Centre, Arena Larkin here will be open to the public from Sept 20 to 30.

Some of them admitted that having no means of transportation was the main factor that made it difficult for them to get to the PPV.

The majority of persons with disabilities (PwDs) in the country are not afraid to get vaccinated, in fact, they even welcome the efforts to fight the COVID-19 pandemic, said Datuk Ras Adiba Radzi.

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