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Malaysia's Social Security Organisation has distributed approximately RM3.5 million in various benefits to workers and dependants across Kelantan during the first half of 2024, primarily through workplace accident compensation schemes.
The Social Security Organisation (PERKESO) has achieved over 96% compliance in claims processing and benefit payments, with the LINDUNG Kerjaya scheme reaching 99.68% performance through enhanced digitalisation and streamlined procedures.
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Malaysia's Traveller Scheme, designed to extend social security coverage to approximately 480,000 Malaysians commuting daily between Johor and Singapore, will be tabled in Parliament tomorrow, with approval anticipated by August.