Initiative to help low-income earners


State finance officer Datuk A. Rahim Nin (second from right, in white shirt) and Zaiton (right) putting up the Jopac sticker on one of the food trucks at the carnival in Iskandar Puteri.

ISKANDAR PUTERI: The state government received more than 600 applications from local business owners who are keen to participate in the Johor Packet Food and Delivery Services (Jopac).

State women development, family and community committee chairman Zaiton Ismail said that to date, some 50 business owners in Johor, mostly home-based, have been approved to provide delivery services under Jopac.

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