Top Glove reports Covid-19 outbreak at four factories


FILE PIC: Frontliner writes a message on his colleague protective suit that reads Kita Jaga Kita before enter to‘Top Glove Klang workers’ dormitory in Taman Daya Meru,Klang. . - KK SHAM/The Star

KUALA LUMPUR: Top Glove Corp, the world's largest medical grade glove maker, said on Saturday some employees at four factories had tested positive for COVID-19 recently.

While the company did not say how many tested positive or when it received the test results, the news comes after more than 5,000 foreign workers at Top Glove were infected late last year and one died in what became Malaysia's biggest cluster of the coronavirus.

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