MCMC to look into regulating base prices to sustain courier industry, says Fahmi

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PUTRAJAYA, July 4 — Communications and Digital Minister Fahmi Fadzil today said that the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) is looking into regulating...

PUTRAJAYA, July 4 — Communications and Digital Minister Fahmi Fadzil today said that the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission is looking into regulating courier base prices to sustain the industry.

He said that he will be having a meeting with courier associations and several courier companies to discuss the matter. “I have asked MCMC to look into it, not only due to requests from several parties, but also the need to study the effects to the ecosystem, income or even employees’ wages, apart from other considerations.

“So, we must coordinate our approach to the industry and I intend to hold a meeting with representatives of the Association of Malaysian Express Carriers and also the CEOs of courier companies so that they can share their views,” he said after attending the Courier Industry Appreciation Day here today.

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