Gov't Aids shelters lacking in modern M'sia
In a cluster of simple wooden houses where he has cared for hundreds of Aids patients who had nowhere else to go, Alex Arokiam is puzzled.
How is it, he wonders, that Malaysia can afford to construct the world's tallest buildings, but there is not one government shelter for HIV-infected people.
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