EVENING 5: Govt backpedals on barbers, optical shops

The Edge TV 2020-04-13

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Putrajaya makes a u-turn on its decision to allow barbers, hairdressing salons and optometrists to reopen. Meanwhile, Axiata Group settles the US$185mil (RM800.2mil) outstanding capital gains tax demanded by the Nepalese government.
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