New crew terminal in Labuan expected to welcome a significant number of offshore workers!
Labuan, a picturesque island in Malaysia, is set to experience a surge in activity as the Asian Supply Base (ASB) Chairman, Datuk Suhaili Abdul Rahman, anticipates over 8,000 offshore oil rigs and platform workers utilizing the new crew terminal. The bustling terminal is gearing up to accommodate the influx of workers, bringing a buzz of energy to the serene island.
Labuan, known for its duty-free status and stunning beaches, is now becoming a hotspot for the offshore industry. With the increasing demand for oil and gas resources, the island's strategic location is proving to be pivotal in supporting the operations of these workers.
As the number of workers grows, Labuan is poised to witness economic growth and development, further solidifying its position as a key player in Malaysia's oil and gas sector. The synergy between the offshore industry and Labuan's infrastructure is creating opportunities for employment and business growth on the island.
In conclusion, Labuan's transformation into a hub for offshore workers underscores the island's adaptability and resilience in catering to diverse industries. With the new crew terminal set to welcome thousands of workers, Labuan is on track to establish itself as a prominent destination for the offshore sector.
LABUAN: Asian Supply Base (ASB) Chairman Datuk Suhaili Abdul Rahman said he expected over 8000 offshore oil rigs and platform workers to use the new crew ...