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:: Malaysian Seafarer
Posted on Monday, September 15, 2008
Malaysia is facing shortage of seafarer on Malaysian-flagged ships. Studies conducted in 2001 have shown that about half of seafarers serving on Malaysian ships are foreigners.
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the implementation of the "Cheque Truncation and Conversion System", all payments to Customs Department must be made payable to Pengarah Kastam Negeri of the respective state |
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Malaysian Container Depot Association (MCDA) has announced that they wil charge RM5.00 for every container picked up by the exporter and returned by the importer with effect of August 1, 2008. This Depot Gate Charge (DGC) will be collected by the haulier on behalf of the exporter and importer |
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