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'Speed up jabs for factory workers'

PETALING JAYA: Despite the national lockdown since June 1, the spread of Covid-19 at the workplace, mainly involving factory workers, continues to dominate cases linked to clusters. ....

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Penang manufacturers set for mass vaccination, await rollout

GEORGE TOWN: The manufacturing sector in Penang hopes the Federal government will expedite the rollout of the mass vaccination programme for economic frontliners once the new batch of COVID-19 vaccines arrives in Malaysia, expected in June.
Special investment adviser to the Chief Minister of Penang Datuk Lee Kah Choon said several manufacturing associations had already been preparing the groundwork to implement mass vaccination programmes for industrial workers.
He said that coordinated means under the public-private partnership immunisation model was needed in order to effectively streamline the mass vaccination for the economic frontliners and achieve herd immunity.
With Penang as one of the top foreign direct investment recipients among Malaysian states, we hope that the Federal government can expedite the mass vaccination programme rollout for our employees once the new batch of vaccines arrives in Malaysia,” he said in a virtual press conference ....

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Superior education system made S'pore better | Daily Express Online - Sabah's Leading News Portal

Published on: Sunday, February 28, 2021
By: Liew Jia Teng
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Singapore: Never looked back since exiting Malaysia over differences in 1965.
FEW would disagree that most multinational corporations invariably favour Singapore over Malaysia when it comes to setting up their regional base or corporate headquarters.
In recent years, other Asean countries – Vietnam, Indonesia and the Philippines, in particular – have also leapfrogged Malaysia as the preferred destination.
Facebook, Google, Amazon, Tencent Holdings, BT Group, BMW, Grab Holdings, Uber Technologies, Allianz, Vodafone Group, Bombardier, Akzo Nobel and CMA CGM are just some of the companies that have made Singapore their Asia-Pacific operational hub. ....

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Cover Story: Malaysia hampered by red tape, inferior education system and less-skilled human capital

Cover Story: Malaysia hampered by red tape, inferior education system and less-skilled human capital
The Edge
1/2/2021
Liew Jia Teng
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FEW would disagree that most multinational corporations invariably favour Singapore over Malaysia when it comes to setting up their regional base or corporate headquarters. In recent years, other Asean countries Vietnam, Indonesia and the Philippines, in particular have also leapfrogged Malaysia as the preferred destination.
Facebook, Google, Amazon, Tencent Holdings, BT Group, BMW, Grab Holdings, Uber Technologies, Allianz, Vodafone Group, Bombardier, Akzo Nobel and CMA CGM are just some of the companies that have made Singapore their Asia-Pacific operational hub. ....

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Lagging behind regional neighbours

By LIEW JIA TENG FEW would disagree that most multinational corporations invariably favour Singapore over Malaysia when it comes to setting up their r. ....

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