Initiative key to social security, says Kula


All smiles: Kulasegaran (centre) launching the Vision Zero Malaysia campaign at Putrajaya International Convention Centre. With him are (from left) Amir and Azman. — Bernama

PUTRAJAYA: It is alarming that on average, three people die at the workplace in Malaysia every day, said Human Resources Minister M. Kulasegaran.

It is high time for employers and workers to do away with its “tidak apa” attitude towards safety at the workplace, he said.

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