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Women, Family and Community Development Deputy Minister Hannah Yeoh said based on statistics by EPF as of September 2019, 34,638 senior citizens have returned to the workforce.
Yeoh added that this was a positive trend as it helped to improve the economic outlook of senior citizens.
Yeoh added that this was a positive trend as it helped to improve the economic outlook of senior citizens.
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