Urine test for 20,000 civil servants to start next in Johor


PASIR GUDANG: In an effort to curb drug addiction, the state will conduct urine tests for all the 20,000 civil servants here.

Johor health and environment exco Datuk Ayub Rahmat said on Saturday that the state was serious about reducing the number of drug addicts and they hoped to start the tests with civil servants as they should be setting a good example for the rest.

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