Local TV association: 'Actors working multiple acting jobs may spread Covid-19'


'There are no restrictions when it comes to working two or three acting jobs concurrently but during these times, do consider the safety of other cast and crew,' Datuk Jurey Latiff Rosli advised actors. Photo: Filepic

The president of the Malaysian Television Producers Association (PVTM) Datuk Jurey Latiff Rosli has expressed his concern over actors working multiple acting jobs at the same time.

"There are no restrictions when it comes to working two or three acting jobs concurrently but during these times, do consider the safety of other cast and crew members too," Jurey told Berita Harian.

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