A revised healthcare plan for migrant workers is set to lower costs for employers and improve access to medical facilities. The new initiative aims to establish clinics within a 2-kilometer radius of migrant worker accommodations, a significant improvement from the current 3-kilometer distance. This closer proximity is expected to enhance healthcare accessibility and encourage preventative care. The plan intends to reduce the financial burden on employers associated with worker healthcare provisions. Authorities anticipate the full implementation of the revised plan, including the new clinic locations, by April 2027. This move is part of ongoing efforts to improve the welfare and well-being of the migrant worker population. The plan’s success hinges on efficient implementation and coordination between healthcare providers and employers.