According to the MPT office in Yangon, MPT and Pun Hlaing Hospital have collaborated to launch a free health hotline service using the number ‘2025’, starting from 2 May. This service aims to provide healthcare discussions for people from five regions and states affected by the earthquake.
It is 24-hour healthcare discussions for the quake survivors from the Nay Pyi Taw Council Area, Mandalay Region, Sagaing Region, Magway Region, Bago Region (East and West) and Shan State (East, South and North).
“MPT has been providing support in areas affected by the earthquake since 29 March, and now it is also offering free services through the 2025 health hotline. During this difficult time, we are especially grateful to our partner organization, Pun Hlaing Hospital, for their collaboration in assisting in the crucial area of physical and mental healthcare of people in the affected regions,” said Mr Naoki Shimane, MPT-KSGM JO Chief Operating Officer.
People in the affected regions can now access free 24-hour consultations on physical and mental health issues with medical specialists from Pun Hlaing Hospital. This service is provided through MPT’s free health hotline number 2025, and is available to MPT GSM SIM card users without any charges.
“We are truly honoured and proud to collaborate with MPT to provide timely and essential healthcare services to those affected by the earthquake. Through this partnership, we can offer free physical and mental health support to people in the impacted areas. We will continue to contribute and support such relief efforts,” said Dr Gershu Paul, CEO of Pun Hlaing Hospitals.
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