PETALING JAYA: The Tun Hussein Onn National Eye Hospital’s (THONEH) CEO, Michael Goh, in collaboration with Rotary Club Bangsar (RCB), has donated RM5...
This is in line with the hospital’s mission, which is aimed at restoring vision and transforming lives in the local community.: The Tun Hussein Onn National Eye Hospital’s CEO, Michael Goh, in collaboration with Rotary Club Bangsar , has donated RM50,000 or its equivalent for eye treatments at THONEH for the prevention of blindness.
THONEH’s responsibilities are to arrange the day and time of the screening depending on the number of patients to be screened at THONEH, Petaling Jaya and the procedures will be held on Saturday. THONEH has established a solid reputation as a centre of excellence for quality specialised eye healthcare, with knowledge in a wide range of sub-specialties and a focus on utilising cutting-edge technology and cutting-edge medical procedures available.
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