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Resorts World Genting to cut capacity as Covid cases rise

January 13, 2021

Resorts World Genting says its reducing its capacity, cutting its operating hours and closing some facilities due to anticipated lower visitor arrivals amongst Malaysia’s latest round of restrictions to curb rising Covid-19 cases.

Temporary changes to offerings at Resorts World Genting (Company filing)

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