As Malaysia’s coronavirus lockdown lifts, migrant workers return to dangers of life in ‘3D’

As Malaysia’s economy reopens after more than 90 days of a movement control order to stem the spread of Covid-19, the nation’s treatment of its millions of migrant workers has come under close scrutiny.Frequently employed in jobs labelled “3D” – dangerous, dirty and difficult – migrant workers are more vulnerable to the spread of the disease due to cramped living conditions and poor workplace practices, watchdogs say.Construction sites are of particular concern as the push for the government to…

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