Wedding industry players in a bind, seek help


PETALING JAYA: Wedding industry players are appealing to the government to consider their predicament when drafting laws related to Covid-19, especially in addressing issues such as refunds.

Association of Wedding Industry Malaysia (Awim) – a new association set up to help stakeholders overcome their problems, especially during the Covid-19 crisis – hoped the government would consider their financial distress after almost three months of closure due to the movement control order (MCO).

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