With regard to a person who, at the time this Act comes into effect, is actually receiving benefits for medical treatment (including the payment of medical expenses; the same applies hereinafter in this Article) or the payment of dependent's medical expenses under the provisions of the Former Day Laborers Health Insurance Act in respect of a sickness or injury, and for whom five years have not elapsed from the day on which benefits for medical treatment or the payment of dependent's medical expenses for that sickness (including the sickness or injury that caused it) or injury began (if, before that starting day, special medical expenses were paid under the provisions of the Former Day Laborers Health Insurance Act for that sickness (including the sickness or injury that caused it) or injury, the day on which the payment of those special medical expenses began; the same applies hereinafter in this Article), benefits for medical treatment, the payment of specified medical expenses or the payment of dependent's medical expenses under the provisions of Article 69-12, paragraph (1), Article 69-13, paragraph (1) or Article 69-22, paragraph (1) of the Revised Health Insurance Act are to be provided in respect of that sickness or injury and any sickness caused thereby until five years have elapsed from the day on which those benefits for medical treatment or the payment of dependent's medical expenses began, even where the person does not fall under the provisions of Article 69-12, paragraph (2) of the Revised Health Insurance Act (including where applied mutatis mutandis in Article 69-22, paragraph (2)).