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Covid-19: All parties should act responsibly during MCO, say chambers of commerce

Friday, 20 Mar 2020 05:46 PM MYT

In a joint statement today, Malaysia-China Chamber of Commerce and Malaysian Islamic Chamber of Commerce called upon the federal government, state governments, local authorities, civil society groups and Malaysians at large to cooperate on several proposed measures. “Employees Provident Fund members should be given the permission to withdraw their 11 per cent contribution for the past three to six months to ease their hardship, and this is especially vital for those whose main income source is commission.

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