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In conjuction with the International Migrants Day, a photo exhibition was held in Kuala Lumpur yesterday to highlight the contribution of the workers who make up nearly 20 percent of the country's labor force.
Works of seven photographers, who had captured the lives of the migrant workers were displayed.
Works of seven photographers, who had captured the lives of the migrant workers were displayed.
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