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Students say the closures abruptly left thousands of girls without a future and would have serious implications for women's healthcare.

BNM will announce further details on interim measures to address the rise in insurance premiums soon.

It is imperative for the government to regulate the industry and ensure that healthcare remains a basic necessity rather than a luxury.

Recent data show that patients are now even more likely to have their claims denied, pay more for premiums and medical visits.

If anything, the past few years are testament to how broken our system is with regard to the public health sector.

Healthcare insurance premiums, meant as safety nets for access and financial relief, are now becoming increasingly inaccessible.

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