Firm supposedly providing foreign workers services ‘cleanses’ its website


PETALING JAYA: A Malaysian firm, which has come under scrutiny for claiming it provides welfare services and protection to migrant workers, has taken down logos of foreign missions and the Immigration Department that were displayed on its website.

The company had earlier implied it had links to these embassies and authorities through diagrams and promotional materials on its website.

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