The Malaysian Association of Advertising Filmmakers (MAAF) has urged Putrajaya to allow them to work, stating that by not allowing the advertising film industry to operate, it is "letting us die". In an open letter to Datuk Saifuddin Abdullah, the minister of communications and multimedia, the association said its members are “running out of money to support our employees if we have no shoots, they have no food.”



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<p>The Malaysian Association of Advertising Filmmakers (MAAF) has urged Putrajaya to allow them to work, stating that by not allowing the advertising film industry to operate, it is "letting us die". In an open letter to Datuk Saifuddin Abdullah, the minister of communications and multimedia, the <a href="https://www.malaymail.com/news/malaysia/2021/07/05/advertising-filmmakers-to-putrajaya-allow-us-to-work-or-we-will-die/1987313" target="_blank">association said its members are &ldquo;running out of money to support our employees if we have no shoots, they have no food.&rdquo;</a></p>
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