Sarawak adds three source countries for palm workers

The Sarawak cabinet has given the green light for the companies to recruit migrant workers from these countries.

The Sarawak cabinet has given the green light for these companies to recruit migrant workers from Bangladesh, Nepal, and the Philippines besides Indonesia, according to Sarawak Deputy Minister in the Premier’s Department Datuk Gerawat Gala.

Association chairman Eric Kiu said it was delighted that the Sarawak government had approved the hiring of foreign workers from more source countries.

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