A few homeless people are seen seeking shelter along a corridor near the Komtar building in George Town March 20, 2020. — Picture by Sayuti Zainudin
State Investment, Entrepreneur Development, Cooperative and Human Resource Committee chairman Mohd Izhar Ahmad said of the total, 50 per cent of them are identified as transit homeless namely workers who could not enter the republic to work due to the Covid-19. According to him, the first step to be done was to place all of them in a special shelter before the effort to help the homeless to find jobs is being done.
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