Farms crippled by loss of workers, say Cameron farmers


CAMERON HIGHLANDS: Vegetable farmers say they have been dealt a crippling blow by the ongoing crackdown on illegal workers.

Their farms have been emptied of workers so the vegetables are not being harvested while others that have not been tended to are wilting.

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