Johor groups hope for people-centric Budget 2021


Some say the budget must focus on helping the public and businesses to deal with economic slowdown and loss of income. — filepic

JOHOR BARU: Groups in Johor hope that the Federal Government will focus on weathering the economic impact of the Covid-19 pandemic and providing more people-centric initiatives in Budget 2021, which is being tabled tomorrow.

Yayasan Suria Johor Baru founder James Ho said the government should focus on helping those who had lost their source of income.

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