Communications company tells workers to work from home after Covid-19 scare

By DAVID TAN

GEORGE TOWN: A suspected Covid-19 case brought work to a standstill at a communications company in Bayan Lepas.

An internal email from the company's steering council dated March 9 ordered all its 1,000 employees to work from home.

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