MELAKA: A businessman was charged today with three counts of submitting false claims worth RM1,123,030 to the Social Security Organisation (Perkeso) for the Penjana Kerjaya 2.0 incentives. Mohd Eszahar Mansor, 38, pleaded not guilty when the charges were read out before judge Elesabet Paya Wan at the Ayer Keroh Sessions Court here. For the first charge, Eszahar, with the intention of deceiving Melaka Perkeso employment service officer Nurshahera Nordin, entered the names of 19 people, purportedly employees of Eszahar Maju Enterprise, into the Penjana Kerjaya 1.0 system at the Melaka Perkeso's Employment Service Officer Unit, on Oct 10, 2020.

MELAKA: A businessman was charged  today with three counts of submitting false claims worth  RM1,123,030 to the Social Security Organisation (Perkeso) for the Penjana Kerjaya 2.0 incentives.

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He said 64,168 cases were reported to Socso last year, of which 35,015 cases involved industrial or workplace mishaps, whereas 29,153 cases were commuting accidents.
"During this period (2022), a total of 864 workers died -- 255 due to industrial accidents and 609 due to commuting accidents, an increase from 525 workers who died due to road accidents the previous year (2021)."From this data, we see on average nearly two workers die each day while commuting to and from work,” he told reporters after attending the Soco Grants Presentation Ceremony to Institutions and Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs) here today.

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