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Local authorities to monitor 1,009 factories in Johor during MCO

Policemen along with Army and RELA personnel join forces to man roadblocks near the Penang Bridge Toll Plaza April 3, 2020. — Picture by Sayuti Zainudin

He said this involved 821 factories that had received the approval from MITI and another 188 factories are operational with the permission from MTIB. “The inspections are also to ensure that the factories operate within the specified time as allowed by the Johor local authorities, that is, from 8am to 8pm,” he said in a statement here, today.

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