Johor state govt plans to control foreign worker influx


BATU PAHAT: The state government plans to set up a special committee to control the influx of foreigners seeking employment in the state, says Aminolhuda Hassan.

In describing the trend as “worrying”, state Education, Human Resources, Science and Technology Committee chairman said presently, there was no agency controlling the entry of foreigners, especially those who came in illegally.

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