Opposition Leader Voices Concern Over Mandatory Use of Migrant Worker Dormitories

Opposition leader Fayyaz Ismail of MDP raised concerns over the Muizzu administration's plan to mandate employers use migrant worker dormitories to be built by Malaysian company Atilze Digital (subsidiary of G3 Global). The government granted exclusive rights for a 30-year concession with automatic 30-year extension. Employers will pay US$100-120 per worker monthly. Minister Ali Ihusaan confirmed the deal. Ismail warned of damage and called for suspension.

Opposition leader Fayyaz Ismail of MDP raised concerns over the Muizzu administration's plan to mandate employers use migrant worker dormitories to be built by Malaysian company Atilze Digital (subsidiary of G3 Global). The government granted exclusive rights for a 30-year concession with automatic 30-year extension. Employers will pay US$100-120 per worker monthly. Minister Ali Ihusaan confirmed the deal. Ismail warned of damage and called for suspension.

Opposition leader Fayyaz Ismail of MDP raised concerns over the Muizzu administration's plan to mandate employers use migrant worker dormitories to be built by Malaysian company Atilze Digital (subsidiary of G3 Global). The government granted exclusive rights for a 30-year concession with automatic 30-year extension. Employers will pay US$100-120 per worker monthly. Minister Ali Ihusaan confirmed the deal. Ismail warned of damage and called for suspension.

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