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Ligne n°15 : Covid-19 And Foreign Workers

Ligne n°19 : The question is not whether foreign workers will contribute to the
Ligne n°20 : Covid-19 positive numbers in Malaysia, but the extent to which it will. ...

Ligne n°34 : ... The Senior Minister of Defence announced, on 4 May 2020, the
Ligne n°35 : government’s requirement that all foreign workers be screened for
Ligne n°36 : Covid-19 and the immediate shutting down of all businesses and premises ...

Ligne n°39 : ... The Health Ministry stated that it did not have sufficient test kits to
Ligne n°40 : screen all foreign workers and that its targeted approach was to screen
Ligne n°41 : migrant workers in red zones with more than 40 positive cases. ...

Ligne n°44 : ... positives, deaths, discharges, intensive care unit cases and more
Ligne n°45 : recently, number of new positives among foreign nationals.

Ligne n°47 : However, aggregate data on Covid-19 positives in foreign workers are
Ligne n°48 : only provided as the occasional dessert. ...

Ligne n°52 : The data on the number of foreign workers in Malaysia, particularly the
Ligne n°53 : undocumented ones, is varied. ...

Ligne n°55 : ... In a parliamentary reply on 7 October 2019, the then Minister of Human
Ligne n°56 : Resources stated that there were 1.994 million foreign workers
Ligne n°57 : registered under the Temporary Visiting Work Permit as at 31 August ...

Ligne n°60 : ... The Institute of Migration stated in May 2019 “Between 2010 and 2017,
Ligne n°61 : the number of documented foreign workers in Malaysia increased from 1.7
Ligne n°62 : million to 2.2 million. Most came from Indonesia, Nepal, Bangladesh, ...

Ligne n°66 : ... The World Bank, in its 28 March 2019 report, Malaysia: Estimating the
Ligne n°67 : Number of Foreign Workers, stated “the Ministry of Home Affairs
Ligne n°68 : reported that four out of ten foreign workers are irregular, based on ...

Ligne n°67 : ... Number of Foreign Workers, stated “the Ministry of Home Affairs
Ligne n°68 : reported that four out of ten foreign workers are irregular, based on
Ligne n°69 : its enforcement and amnesty program operations, suggesting the number ...

Ligne n°69 : ... its enforcement and amnesty program operations, suggesting the number
Ligne n°70 : of irregular foreign workers be about 1.2 million in 2017 and the total
Ligne n°71 : foreign worker population of about 3 million. ...

Ligne n°70 : ... of irregular foreign workers be about 1.2 million in 2017 and the total
Ligne n°71 : foreign worker population of about 3 million.

Ligne n°73 : “Unofficial data suggests as many as 4 million irregular foreign
Ligne n°74 : workers. None of these figures are backed up by rigorous analytical ...

Ligne n°75 : ... methods, except the estimate by the Institute of Labor Market
Ligne n°76 : Information and Analysis, which estimates the total foreign worker
Ligne n°77 : population to be 3.5 million using foreign-worker-related insurance ...

Ligne n°76 : ... Information and Analysis, which estimates the total foreign worker
Ligne n°77 : population to be 3.5 million using foreign-worker-related insurance
Ligne n°78 : subscription data.” ...

Ligne n°80 : The report estimated that “the total number of foreign workers in
Ligne n°81 : Malaysia ranged from 2.96 million to 3.26 million in 2017. Among these, ...

Ligne n°81 : ... Malaysia ranged from 2.96 million to 3.26 million in 2017. Among these,
Ligne n°82 : the number of irregular foreign workers is estimated to be 1.23 million
Ligne n°83 : -1.46 million.” ...

Ligne n°86 : ... the government announcement on 5 May 2020 stated that the documented
Ligne n°87 : foreign workers numbered about 2.3 million.

Ligne n°110 : The prevalence of Covid-19 positive cases among foreign workers in
Ligne n°111 : Singapore who were not residing in dormitories was 0.05% and was ...

Ligne n°112 : ... similar to that of nationals and permanent residents (0.03%), compared
Ligne n°113 : to 8-9% in foreign workers residing in dormitories. This led to the
Ligne n°114 : amalgamation of the data of the foreign workers who were not residing ...

Ligne n°113 : ... to 8-9% in foreign workers residing in dormitories. This led to the
Ligne n°114 : amalgamation of the data of the foreign workers who were not residing
Ligne n°115 : in dormitories with that of the nationals and permanent residents since ...

Ligne n°118 : Health And Foreign Workers In Malaysia

Ligne n°120 : The vast majority of foreign workers in Malaysia are low-skilled and
Ligne n°121 : fill shortages in labour intensive sectors of the economy. ...

Ligne n°131 : ... source of communicable diseases, given that they avoid the health
Ligne n°132 : screening that is mandatory for all foreign workers.

Ligne n°134 : ... Whilst there may be challenges in attributing the resurgence of
Ligne n°135 : tuberculosis in Malaysia to the foreign workers as they comprise 13% of
Ligne n°136 : reported cases, the substantial numbers of undocumented foreign workers ...

Ligne n°135 : ... tuberculosis in Malaysia to the foreign workers as they comprise 13% of
Ligne n°136 : reported cases, the substantial numbers of undocumented foreign workers
Ligne n°137 : who did not undergo tuberculosis health screening as required by the ...

Ligne n°142 : ... local population, it has been speculated that the virus was introduced
Ligne n°143 : or re-introduced in Malaysia through the movement of foreign workers

Ligne n°143 : or re-introduced in Malaysia through the movement of foreign workers
Ligne n°144 : from countries where the infection is endemic. ...

Ligne n°163 : Foreign workers in Malaysia have to pay amounts considerably more than
Ligne n°164 : the locals when they access health care in the public sector even for ...

Ligne n°165 : ... basic services like vaccination. Poor or no vaccination compliance
Ligne n°166 : among the children of foreign workers contributed to the re-emergence
Ligne n°167 : of poliomyelitis in Malaysia in 2019, the last outbreak of which was in ...

Ligne n°170 : The International Labour Organization stated that the Movement Control
Ligne n°171 : Order has impacted on foreign workers with allegations of unfair ...

Ligne n°170 : ... The International Labour Organization stated that the Movement Control
Ligne n°171 : Order has impacted on foreign workers with allegations of unfair
Ligne n°172 : terminations, unpaid wages, and uncertainty about employment status. ...

Ligne n°174 : ... money and needing to rely on food aid from the government and corporate
Ligne n°175 : social organisations.

Ligne n°177 : Covid-19 In Foreign Workers In Malaysia

Ligne n°183 : On 10 May 2020, he reportedly stated that “a total of 24,125 foreigners
Ligne n°184 : have been screened” of which “1,132 were found to be Covid-19 ...

Ligne n°187 : ... Whether these numbers are representative of the actual prevalence of
Ligne n°188 : Covid-19 positives among foreign workers is yet to be teased out.

Ligne n°190 : ... Be that as it, the table below provides estimates of the number of
Ligne n°191 : Covid-19 positives among foreign workers according to their estimated
Ligne n°192 : numbers and Covid-19 positive rates of 2 to 7%. ...

Ligne n°192 : ... numbers and Covid-19 positive rates of 2 to 7%.
Ligne n°193 : Estimated Covid-19 cases based on positive rates among foreign workers
Ligne n°194 : in Malaysia. Graphic by Dr Milton Lum. ...

Ligne n°196 : The question is not whether foreign workers will contribute to the
Ligne n°197 : Covid-19 positive numbers in Malaysia, but the extent to which it ...

Ligne n°205 : ... system is robust enough to enable confident monitoring which, with
Ligne n°206 : better analysis and transparency, is vital to gaining and maintaining
Ligne n°207 : public trust and acceptance. ...

Ligne n°210 : ... April 2020 when it increased exponentially primarily because of the
Ligne n°211 : contribution by foreign workers. As at 24 May 2020, 29,363 i.e. 92.87%
Ligne n°212 : of the total of 31,616 positive cases, were foreign workers residing in ...

Ligne n°211 : ... contribution by foreign workers. As at 24 May 2020, 29,363 i.e. 92.87%
Ligne n°212 : of the total of 31,616 positive cases, were foreign workers residing in
Ligne n°213 : dormitories. There are 323,000 foreign workers in Singapore. ...

Ligne n°212 : ... of the total of 31,616 positive cases, were foreign workers residing in
Ligne n°213 : dormitories. There are 323,000 foreign workers in Singapore.

Ligne n°215 : Statements that the known positives among the foreign workers in
Ligne n°216 : Malaysia are not in contact with the local population provide scant ...

Ligne n°225 : The response to the challenge of Covid-19 positives in the foreign
Ligne n°226 : workers in Malaysia cannot just rely on testing, which has its ...

Ligne n°227 : ... limitations. An immediate change in the living and working conditions
Ligne n°228 : of the foreign workers would be necessary to prevent further spread.
Ligne n°229 : Furthermore, the stick is unlikely to work, particularly with ...

Ligne n°229 : ... Furthermore, the stick is unlikely to work, particularly with
Ligne n°230 : undocumented foreign workers.

Ligne n°236 : ... reported to have stated that “while the health ministry had provided
Ligne n°237 : access to testing and free medical treatment, there had been social
Ligne n°238 : stigma and discrimination against certain migrant workers and ethnic ...

Ligne n°268 : Tags: coronavirus,Covid-19,foreign workers,migrant
Ligne n°269 : workers,migrants,undocumented immigrants,undocumented migrant workers ...

Ligne n°275 : Single-Digit Local Covid-19 Transmission Marks CMCO Success: MOH