Civil service in Malacca will continue to function as usual

BernamaPublished: Oct 7, 2021 10:51 AM

The civil service in Malacca will continue to function as usual despite the dissolution of the State Legislative Assembly.

State Secretary Kamel Mohamad said civil servants at both state and federal levels remain committed to carrying out their duties and holding firmly to the Public Service pledge, especially in ensuring the success of the National Recovery Plan...

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