Plaster manufacturing plant in Perak failed to ensure physical distancing, says state Labour Dept


IPOH: A plaster-manufacturing plant near Chemor here has failed to ensure physical distancing between beds at their dormitory for workers, says the Perak Labour Department.

The department director Muhamad Fauzi Abd Ghani said the company failed to adhere to the Worker’s Minimum Standard of Housing and Amenities Act 1990 (Act 446).

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