Dealing with a delicate matter


Ong (third right) and other attendees watching Jagdeep plant a tree at the P84 rest area on Penang Hill. With them are Bukit Bendera MP Wong Hon Wai (right) and Lions Club George Town president Vincent Yen (with yellow vest). — ZHAFARAN NASIB/The Star

ANOTHER round of the full-scale movement control order (MCO) will bring devastating effects to the industry, said Federation of Malaysian Manufacturers (FMM) Penang chairman Datuk Jimmy Ong.

He said this year, the industry was trying to pick up and many companies finally started growing and getting things moving.

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