Melaka chapter of hotel group urges govt to prioritise vaccinations for hotel staff


MELAKA: Most of the hotel staff here have taken up part-time jobs in unrelated fields to make a living during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Malaysian Association of Hotels Melaka chapter secretary Jason Bak said when he called them up recently to find out their situation, they told him they were now lorry drivers, food delivery riders and factory workers.

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