Former Malaysian Association of Tour and Travel Agents president Tunku Datuk Seri Iskandar Tunku Abdullah said influenza kills more than 80,000 people annually even without the emergence of newly discovered viruses.
"They can take measures to cut costs, such as reducing salaries. But don't resort to retrenching workers or shutting down businesses," he said.
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