With 60,000 manufacturers in Malaysia, it is estimated that the one-month operational shutdown could cost the GDP about RM65 billion. – EPA pic, April 9, 2020.
THE Federation of Malaysian Manufacturers has called on the government to allow essential product manufacturers to operate at full capacity and non-essential manufacturers, at half capacity during the movement control order period. “Allowing the industry to operate is critical to prevent the industry from collapsing following an almost month-long closure of most businesses,” said FMM president Soh Thian Lai.
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