Govt urged to look into predicament of money changers


Munower says most licensed money changers in Penang reported up to an 80% drop in business due to the coronavirus outbreak. — Bernama

THE Penang Muslim Jewellers and Money Changers Association is urging the government to look into the plight of the Money Service Business (MSB) as businesses are badly affected by the Covid-19 outbreak.

The association is hoping that the association could be included in the disbursement of the Special Relief Fund and that the financial sector could provide access to financial products for the industry members.

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