Malaysia's inadequate healthcare system burdened by rising population

The Malaysia healthcare system may have improved a lot in last four decades but last five years have been a kind of stagnation in that regards. Majority of people use public hospitals for their problems, but dwindling condition of public hospitals is a worrying aspect, especially in a country where population mean is rising and aging.

The private hospitals are growing, but only in major cities, and that too for foreigners only who prefer to use the cheaply available services. The other big problem which is upsetting is, growing number of HIV positive people who are doubling every three years.

The working parents are short of time for child-rearing and care of young children. There is a shortage of quality services for early childhood care and development. Juvenile offences and substance abuse also appear to be on the rise.
All these are not of hand until now, but if government doesn't do something fast they may become.
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