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Seamstress Fadilah Ali who has 15 years of experience sewing traditional and modern garments for men and women now plans to make and sell her own line of affordable and eco-friendly reusable sanitary towels. - Photo by Bernama

Fuziah (front, second from the left) showing the 'mini love' while having a picture with honoured guests and students for the outreach programme on Wednesday.

Women, Family and Community Development Minister Datuk Seri Nancy Shukri

Lotus's Malaysia successfully hosted 'Sis Boleh Sis - Feminine Hygiene and Menstrual Equity' for 50 students and teachers at Lotus' Kepong store today for the handover ceremony for five of its adopted schools in the Klang Valley, with collaboration from Kotex Malaysia. Pic by SINAR HARIAN / RAFEQ REDZUAN

Perak plans to provide sanitary napkin vending machines at primary schools to address the issue of period poverty among adolescents and women from the B40 group in the state. Photo for illustrative purposes only - 123RF

Photo for illustration purposes only - Source: 123RF

Health Minister Dr Zaliha Mustafa said the free sanitary pad initiative that will be started by the Health Ministry might seem like a small step but could have a big impact on tackling the lack of sanitary pads. - BERNAMA

Malaysian Employers Federation to urge companies to contribute towards government's effort in reducing period poverty.

BUKIT MELAWATI ASSEMBLYMAN JUWAIRIYA. - FOTO ROSLI TALIB

Menstrual cups can stand up to 10 years if handled with proper care photo by Suci Cup