Conglomerate raises funds for poor families in Johor


(From left) TIAM vice-president Datuk Tony Peng Shih Hao, Wu, Hasni and Liu at the handover of the mock cheque for RM132,500.

JOHOR BARU: More companies in Johor are coming forward to help frontliners in the battle against the Covid-19 pandemic.

The latest to step up is state-owned entity Johor Corporation (JCorp), which contributed RM3mil to purchase medical equipment for hospitals in Johor.

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