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KUALA LUMPUR - Malaysia could be opening up to international tourists including travellers from Singapore "very soon", Malaysia's Tourism, Arts and Culture Minister Nancy Shukri has said. She is due to meet with Singapore officials next week to discuss the resumption of cross-border travel between the two neighbours, which she expects to happen as soon as next month. Malaysia is...

The minister is due to meet Singapore officials next week to discuss resumption of cross-border travel.. Read more at straitstimes.com.

JOHOR BARU: Johor has the advantage of being more accessible to foreign tourists once Malaysia reopens its borders, in particular via the Causeway and Second Link.

JOHOR BARU: Reopening of the two land borders with Singapore is key in reviving Johor’s economy that has been affected by the Covid-19 pandemic, say local traders’ associations.

JOHOR BARU, Oct 18 — The full reopening of the borders between Malaysia and Singapore will see a revival of Johor’s domestic economy that has been hit due to Covid-19, said the South Johor Hawkers and Petty Traders Association today. Its chairman Datuk Yow Boon Choon said that prior to the...

ISKANDAR Puteri City Council (MBIP) needs to further improve public infrastructure and facilities.

Opening up the two land borders in Johor with the Republic must be among the top priorities of PM Ismail.. Read more at straitstimes.com.

JOHOR BARU: Three youths have been arrested by the police for performing dangerous motorcycle stunts while speeding on the Second Link here.

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China Press reported. They entered Singapore separately, on Feb. 28 and May 15, 2021. In late March, Singapore announced that Singaporeans and long-term residents aged 45 to 59 can register for vaccination. Ho received her first jab in June, and is scheduled to receive her second dose in July. She said she is very "happy" to receive the vaccination in Singapore and also described the process to be "efficient", as her first dose took only around 45 minutes. Her husband, Li, has also received his...