BANTING, Aug 3 — The Ministry of Plantation Industries and Commodities estimates that the timber sector has suffered a loss of RM60 million a day as it was not able to operate for two months following the implementation of the National Recovery Plan .
“All this is disrupted due to the plan we have now and we have to persevere to ensure the people do not face a worse Covid-19 outbreak,” he told reporters after visiting the Malaysian Timber Council Industrial Vaccination Centre in Olak Lempit under the Vaccination Programme for the Agri-Commodity Sector .
“Demand is very high because at the initial stage we expected only 8,000 but demand reached 10,000 requests and this programme we will continue until September — for the first dose until mid-August and the second dose will end on September 18, 2021. Mohd Khairuddin said for companies under the agri-commodity sector, applications to participate in Vacoms can be made through MPIC if the company has at least 1,000 employees or merges with other companies to cover the number.
There are families suffers from Death of their Love ones to Covid-19. So.Once covid-19 is controlled you can get back your Millions. But Lives lost is permanent.
Something really worrying for PAS.
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