Finance Ministry: Continuity of specific, strategic economic sectors crucial to keep Malaysia competitive


PETALING JAYA: Specific economic sectors need to stay open for the general public's well-being and supply chain continuity for essential products and services, says the Finance Ministry.

Noting the need to contain the Covid-19 pandemic efficiently, the ministry said there is also a need to prevent any disruption that could threaten the continued production of goods and services required by essential industries.

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