30 engineers to be trained in S. Korea


Raring to go: Sabahan engineers posing for a photo with Gunsalam and officials from SK Nexilis.

KOTA KINABALU: Thirty Sabahan engineers are on their way to South Korea for a three-month advanced training. They are part of the first batch of engineers to be sent to the country by South Korean-based copper foil manufacturer SK Nexilis Malaysia Sdn Bhd which is investing some RM4.2bil in the state, including building its first overseas plant here.

The engineers are expected to arrive at the company’s headquarters in South Korea tomorrow.

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