Association calls on govt to prioritise vaccinations for security guards


KUALA LUMPUR: The Security Industry Association of Malaysia (PIKM) has called on the government to consider placing private security guards in the priority category for vaccination as soon as possible.

Its president Datuk Seri Ramli Yusuff said there are 900 security companies licensed by the Home Ministry across the country that provide security guards to various industries and government agencies.

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