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157 million to use CIQs by 2025 - Vimarsana News

157 million to use CIQs by 2025

JOHOR BARU: The number of travellers going through the two Johor Customs, Immigration and Quarantine (CIQ) complexes is set to be more than double soon – from 71 million last year to 157 million by 2025.

Congestion at land checkpoints not caused by Singapore, says ICA - Vimarsana News

Congestion at land checkpoints not caused by Singapore, says ICA

SINGAPORE - Comments by Malaysians that heavy congestion at the land checkpoints is generally caused by Singapore are inaccurate, said the Republic’s border agency on Friday. Responding to media queries, the Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA) refuted recent comments attributing the congestion at land checkpoints during long weekends and holiday periods to Singapore. While ICA did not elaborate on who...

Easing a different Singapore to JB jam 100 years ago - Vimarsana News

Easing a different Singapore to JB jam 100 years ago

It was a hundred years ago on this very day, the 17th of September 1923, that the Causeway first came into use, when a cargo train made the crossing on tracks laid temporarily on the completed half of rubble mound which had been intended for its roadway. A train crossing the partially completed Causeway in…

JB snarl is getting worse - Vimarsana News

JB snarl is getting worse

JOHOR BARU: The traffic situation here has not changed much, despite multiple reassurances from the state and federal governments that the issue will be addressed.

Attracting tourists year-round to Johor - Vimarsana News

Attracting tourists year-round to Johor

IT HAS been 18 months since the reopening of Johor’s border with Singapore, but visitor numbers to the state are still far short of pre-Covid-19 pandemic levels.