‘Lack of information on safe work bubble for manufacturing sector’


By VENESA

Azmin (second from right) says the Safe Work Bubble would reduce disruptions when Covid-19 cases are detected in factories. — Filepic

BUSINESS groups in Johor hope the government will engage with them so they will better understand the Safe Work Bubble initiative.

Johor Baru Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry president Low Kueck Shin said while it was a good initiative, the lack of information on the matter could cause some to miss out on the opportunity.

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