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Call to end foreign wives' medical fees
- Bahrain: Tuesday, September 23 - 2008 at 08:46
A Bahraini MP has called upon the government to start implementing a decision to exempt foreign wives of Bahrainis from paying medical fees in its hospitals and clinics, Gulf News has reported. Bahrainis do not pay for any of the services provided by the health ministry, unlike foreigners who are charged according to the treatment or service they receive.
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