A manufacturing company in George Town has been fined RM20,000 (approximately $4,300 USD) following a workplace accident resulting in an employee’s finger amputation. The incident occurred when the worker’s hand became caught in a rotating chain conveyor. The fine was issued due to a violation of workplace safety and health regulations. Details of the specific regulation breached were not immediately released. Authorities have not disclosed the name of the manufacturing company involved. This case highlights ongoing concerns regarding industrial safety standards and enforcement within the region. The penalty serves as a reminder to employers to prioritize worker safety and maintain equipment appropriately.