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PETALING JAYA: While some private companies have chosen to offer a replacement holiday on Tuesday due to the overlapping observances of Maulidur Rasul and Malaysia Day on Monday , it will be business as usual for Bursa Malaysia and civil servants.

However, the Human Resources Ministry said it recognised both days as individual public holidays and that private sector employers could choose to grant employees a day off for Maulidur Rasul on Sept 17."It cannot be replaced with other dates. "However, the government may designate another day as a public holiday if necessary,” according to the announcement.

 

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