Double goal: Razali speaking to the media about Opal in Putrajaya. With him are (from left) Majlis Belia Felda Malaysia presidentAnuar Manap, National Anti-Drug Agency deputy director-general (Operation) Izhar Abu Talib, Felda deputy senior director (management) Muzamil Mohd Nor and Economic Planning Unit deputy director-general Datuk Nik Azman Nik Abdul Majid.
PUTRAJAYA: Rehabilitated drug addicts are being offered jobs in palm oil plantations in an effort to assist them and reduce the over-reliance on foreign workers.
The Oil Palm for Life (Opal) programme will select about 1,000 participants from the National Anti-Drug Agency (AADK)’s rehabilitation centres nationwide to be placed at 20 Felda plantations.
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