Ismail (front row, right) and Johor Unity and Human Resources Committee chairman R. Vidyananthan (second from right) talking to a trader at the Kembara Kerjaya Trainride 2.0 (Southern Zone) in Kluang.
KLUANG: The government hopes mega projects in the country will help lure some of the 300,000 Malaysians working in Singapore.
Most of these workers are earning between RM3,000 (S$1,000) and RM6,000 (S$2,000) per month.
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