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Roeder says that enforcement alone is not enough to tackle illicit trade. LOSS of jobs, salary cuts and reduced employment opportunities are causing financial difficulties for many consumers throughout Malaysia and this situation is set to fuel illicit trade exponentially, said global consumer advocacy group Consumer Choice Center (CCC) in a statement today. The comment from CCC came following the recent Department of Statistics Malaysia’s (DOSM) Salaries and Wages Report 2020 that found median monthly salaries and wages recording a double-digit decline of 15.6% to RM2,062. In addition, DOS...

SHARE More young professionals and start-ups are choosing Dubai as their home – with newly relaxed visa rules and a fast vaccine programme among the key drivers. The National spoke to the founder of a German homeware brand, a British software company , and a Lithuanian travel agency, along with other digital remote workers who made the move. Several visited during the height of Europe's winter lockdowns and have now decided to return. “There were a lot of people who came here last autumn and stayed for several months because of the restrictions in their own countries," said Fred Roeder, m...

UAE ranks first in Arab world in handling COVID-19 pandemic, says report 2 hours ago Ahmed Al Bashir, Staff Reporter The UAE ranked first in the Arab world and second globally on the list of the most resilient countries in handling and responding to the COVID-19 pandemic, according to the 2021 report of the Resilience Index for dealing with epidemics issued by the Consumer Choice Centre. The report, which relies on available government data, aims at providing an overview of the global health system's preparedness for the COVID-19 pandemic. It mentioned the UAE in particular, indi...

 channel for the latest stories and updates. An international consumer group has called for a “rethink” of approaches to vaping, saying regulations that facilitate it as a means to help people quit smoking could save thousands of lives. The Consumer Choice Center (CCC) made this call in a report it published with the World Vaping Alliance (WVA) titled “From Smoking to Vaping – Lives Saved”. The report analysed data on smoking and vaping from 61 countries and assessed how many smokers could potentially switch to vaping if the regulations encouraged vaping as a means to quit smoking....