Nothing new if Malaysians lured to work in Singapore due to stronger currency, says Saravanan


PETALING JAYA: Human Resources Minister Datuk Seri M. Saravanan has downplayed reports that more than 400,000 Malaysians are lured to work in Singapore due to its stronger currency and better salary.

Saravanan said that such an occurrence is not limited to Malaysia but is also happening globally.

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