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Malaysia is currently having government-to-government talks with India, Bangladesh and Thailand on bringing more foreign workers into the local plantation industry besides Indonesia, said Plantation Industries and Commodities Minister Zuraida Kamaruddin.
She said Indonesia has already approved the entry of 32,000 Indonesians by the middle of February this year after Malaysia settled some technical issues with its government.
She said Indonesia has already approved the entry of 32,000 Indonesians by the middle of February this year after Malaysia settled some technical issues with its government.
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