Foreign workers try to look through windows at a finger print procedure inside while waiting for their turn to register under a biometric programme in Kuala Lumpur on August 4, 2011. Malaysia on August 1 launched an amnesty for nearly two million illegal foreign workers, mainly from Indonesia, Bangladesh, and India, who will be registered under the new system. Punishments for working illegally in Malaysia can include jail terms or even caning.
Foreign workers wait in a queue to register under a new biometric programme in Kuala Lumpur on August 4, 2011. Malaysia on August 1 launched an amnesty for nearly two million illegal foreign workers, mainly from Indonesia, Bangladesh, and India, who will be registered under the new system. Punishments for working illegally in Malaysia can include jail terms or even caning.
Foreign workers whispered to his friend while waiting for their turn to register under a new biometric programme in Kuala Lumpur on August 4, 2011. Malaysia on August 1 launched an amnesty for nearly two million illegal foreign workers, mainly from Indonesia, Bangladesh, and India, who will be registered under the new system. Punishments for working illegally in Malaysia can include jail terms or even caning.
Foreign workers wait in a queue to register under a new biometric programme in Kuala Lumpur on August 4, 2011. Malaysia on August 1 launched an amnesty for nearly two million illegal foreign workers, mainly from Indonesia, Bangladesh, and India, who will be registered under the new system. Punishments for working illegally in Malaysia can include jail terms or even caning.
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