PUTRAJAYA: Jumlah pekerja warga asing disahkan positif setelah menjalani saringan wajib Covid-19 di seluruh negara semalam naik drastik setelah catat penurunan sehari sebelumnya.
Secara kumulatif ujarnya lagi, sejak 1 Disember tahun lalu, seramai 458,919 individu telah pun selesai melakukan ujian mandatori itu yang melibatkan penyertaan sejumlah 22,912 majikan. Selain Pertubuhan Keselamatan Sosial , Kementerian Sumber Manusia kata Ismail Sabri turut menjalankan aktiviti penguatkuasaan terutama di kilang yang ada kes Covid-19.
Baki sejumlah 456,785 orang lagi jelas beliau, sudah pun menjalani ujian saringan dibuat secara berasingan oleh Kementerian Kesihatan atas daya usaha pihak pengurusan kilang sendiri.
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