Check crew members of vessels carefully, says union


SHAH ALAM: The Union of Employees of Port Ancillary Services Suppliers urged port health officials to conduct stringent inspections on crew members of ships arriving from Ebola-hit countries.

Union secretary A. Balasubra­maniam said this was to ensure that the disease was not spread to Malaysian port workers.

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