18 Sabah oil palm private jetties allowed to reopen, says deputy CM
Sunday, 26 Apr 2020 09:21 PM MYT
TUARAN, April 26 — Eighteen private jetties of oil palm industry in Sabah, which were temporarily closed due to the implementation of the movement control order , have been allowed to reopen today. “We took note all the views from various parties including the Malaysian Palm Oil Association , industry players and smallholders affected by the inability to ship the fresh fruit bunches,” he told reporters after presenting 185 food packages to the people affected by the MCO here today.
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