EUROCHAM Malaysia is supporting the heroic act by our fellow member Sunway Medical Centre in aiding those in need during the recent flooding in the communities. The ambulance crew from Sunway Medical Centre was able to respond to a distress call from a bedridden senior citizen, whose home had been badly affected by the floods, to seek further medical assistance. During the journey on some treacherous road conditions, the team continuously monitored her vital signs and propped her sideways to reduce pressure on her bedsores.

Sunway Medical Centre is providing Medical Support for those affected by the flood – Sunway Telemedicine Command Centre: 24-hr Healthcare Access

For those who are being affected by the recent flood and in need of any medical or health advice, our 24-hour healthcare access is mended by our very own medical officers & nurses are ready to assist you in answering your medical concerns via Whatsapp, phone calls, and e-mail.

We would like to welcome Hap Seng Consolidated Berhad (HSCB) as a member of EUROCHAM Malaysia! We are excited to have you as part of our EU-MY community and we look forward to working with you. We are #strongertogether as we work to provide the utmost best service to our ecosystem.

HSCB is a diversified group with six core businesses namely plantation, property investment & development, credit financing, automotive, trading, and building materials. Progressive and forward-looking, the Group’s emphasis on value creation, operational excellence, and sustainability has enabled the Group to consistently deliver value to our shareholders.

The Ministry of Health Malaysia has issued a media statement regarding Temporary Suspension of The Purchasing of Travel Tickets For Vaccinated Travel Lane Between Malaysia-Singapore

On 29th November 2021, Malaysia and Singapore agreed to embark on the initiative “Vaccinated Travel Lane” (VTL) by air and land. It was made aware generally that VTL facilities are limited to travelers who have received a full dose of the COVID-19 vaccine.

Through this facility, travelers do not have to undergo a mandatory quarantine period when arriving at the destination - yet still subject to the need to undergo testing COVID-19 detection before departure and upon arrival.

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The Commission adopted today the first Work Programme for the digital part of the Connecting Europe Facility (CEF Digital), which defines the scope and objectives of the EU-supported actions needed to improve Europe's digital connectivity infrastructures for 3 years. These actions will receive more than €1 billion in funding (2021-2023).

By fostering public and private investments, CEF Digital will contribute to connectivity projects of common EU interest and to the deployment of safe, secure and sustainable high-performance infrastructure, including Gigabit and 5G networks across the EU. Improving Europe's connectivity infrastructure will be fundamental for achieving Europe's digital transformation, as outlined in the ‘Path to the Digital Decade', and for ensuring that all EU households have gigabit connectivity and all populated areas are covered by 5G by 2030.

Margrethe Vestager, Executive Vice-President for A Europe Fit for the Digital Age, said: “Investing in cross-border connectivity will continue playing a key role in Europe's transformation and its competitiveness. Improving networks and infrastructure will ensure Europe's citizens and businesses can access new jobs, compete on new markets and strengthen their operations.”

Thierry Breton, Commissioner for the Internal Market, added: “Secure and fast connectivity is the pillar on which we will build Europe's Digital Decade. It will give Europeans access to digital skills, let businesses innovate and support the availability of unprecedented applications in fields such as health, education and online public services.”