Groups urge govt to address problems in construction industry


JOHOR BARU: Groups involving construction companies are urging the government to take immediate action to address problems plaguing the country's building and construction industry.

In a joint statement on Friday (Aug 12), the Johor Master Builders Association, Malacca Builders Association, Perak Contractors Association and Penang Master Builders said more efforts are needed due to the challenging economic landscape.

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