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PETALING JAYA: The impact of the current movement control order (MCO) on the production of the local technology sector will depend on the duration of the lockdown, say analysts.

The MCO, which has been extended to June 28 from June 12, saw the electrical and electronics sector operating at 60% workforce capacity.

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