World Sight Day 2025 brought renewed attention to eye health as the Jabatan Oftalmologi of Raja Permaisuri Bainun Hospital led a strong community initiative that reached people of all ages. From the start, the programme encouraged early detection and healthier daily habits. In addition, the team focused on high-risk groups such as seniors and individuals with diabetes, since early care prevents severe vision loss.

Moreover, specialists offered free screenings to detect issues at an early stage. They also shared simple explanations to help participants understand the need for regular checkups. As a result, many people felt confident enough to manage their own eye health. At the same time, the programme highlighted lifestyle practices that support long term vision protection.

Furthermore, public health leaders presented data showing positive progress in the region. The northern zone recorded lower blindness rates among older adults. This improvement encouraged healthcare teams to continue outreach activities. In addition, community partners supported the programme through school visits, neighbourhood events, and fitness campaigns such as Walk Against Blindness.

Consequently, families learned practical steps to protect their eyesight. These include managing chronic illnesses, reducing screen exposure, and using proper eye protection. These reminders helped strengthen healthier habits in many communities.

Ultimately, the celebration inspired Malaysians to value their vision and prioritise preventive care. Clearly, the combined effort created a meaningful movement that improved public awareness and supported healthier futures.

Epic AV Sdn Bhd was beyond grateful to be given the opportunity to set up the P2.5 Indoor LED Globe, which has a diameter screen size 1 meters for Jabatan Oftalmologi, Raja Permaisuri Bainun Hospital at WEIL Hotel, Ipoh. This was part of the support team’s efforts in providing LED screen rental services for event World Sight Day 2025.