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Malaysian guest workers to have biometric cards soon

The Malaysian Government realise out the Foreign Workers Centralised Management System (FWCMS) to ensure that every guest worker has a biometric card attached to his profile.
The Malaysian Government realise out the Foreign Workers CentralisedManagement System (FWCMS) to ensure that every guest worker has abiometric card attached to his profile.

Home Minister Dr. Ahmad Zahid Hamidi said on October 30 that with the new system, illegal workers could be identified.

By the end of next year at the latest, every guest worker will have abiometric card with advanced security features, he added.

Zahidsaid his government had agreed with foreign embassies to penaliseforeign workers who break the law. Those detained will be sent home andhave no chance to come back to Malaysia.

If successful, the system will be extended to foreign students at institutes of higher learning in Malaysia.

From September 2011 to September 2012, as many as 117 companies hadbeen penalised for offences regarding foreign workers' employment, saidZahid.-VNA

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