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MCO Affects Everyone

06-Apr-20 07:30

MCO Affects Everyone

01:40 - MTUC asks to ensure that the wellbeing of employees are still considered when the additional stimulus package is announced by the government.

06:06 - MAVCOM says that a bailout for airlines should only used at a last resort while the priority is connectivity for Malaysian and the 50,000 employees in the aviation industry.

Presented by: Wong Shou Ning, Lyn Mak


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