Lynas workers urge govt to save their jobs


SOME 130 workers from Lynas Corporation (Lynas) gathered in front of Parliament to urge the go­vernment save their jobs.

Human Resource manager Ju­­maat Mansor, who represented the group, said they gathered to hand over a memorandum against the government’s threats to revoke the company’s licence if it failed to remove 451,564 metric tonnes of water leech purification (WLP) residue, which contains radioactive substances.

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