Ali Abdul says prices of essential goods in Bangladesh have gone up, causing hardship to people there.
JOHOR BARU: Covid-19 and the implementation of the movement control order (MCO) have caused uncertainty in many economic sectors, but this has not stopped migrant workers here from remitting money to their families back home.
Ali Abdul Muteen, 50, said that prior to the pandemic, he was sending about RM1,000 (20,374 Bangladeshi taka) monthly to his family in Bangladesh.
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