Gaji RM21,000... Jika sanggup berani mati boleh mohon kerja sebagai tukang cuci hospital Wuhan

Semua orang mahu pendapatan besar tetapi dalam keadaan ekonomi yang bergolak ia agak mustahil tapi di Wuhan gaji RM21,000 sebulan ditawarkan kepada tukang cuci! FMTNews FMTOhsem

February 13, 2020 11:47 AM

Apa tidaknya, angka kematian mangsa penyakit yang masih belum ditemui vaksin itu bertambah setiap hari.Ia bukan sahaja menular di bumi China, tetapi telah berjangkit ke seluruh dunia. Tidak dilupakan juga mereka yang bertungkus-lumus memastikan kebersihan kawasan seperti hospital dan tempat awam seperti tukang cuci.

Ya, itulah nilai gaji yang ditawarkan kepada mereka yang sanggup menjadi tukang cuci di hospital yang kini menempatkan ribuan pesakit koronavirus di Wuhan, China.

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