09 Jun 2021

Millions of Indonesian migrant workers face hardship in Malaysia amid coronavirus fallout

“While Malaysia managed to flatten its COVID-19 curve with a strict stay-at-home order, a slowed economy has seen many migrant workers from neighbouring Indonesia struggle to feed themselves.”

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