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Johor F&B businesses recovering and looking to expand - Vimarsana News

Johor F&B businesses recovering and looking to expand

JOHOR BARU: The resumption of travel between Malaysia and Singa­pore has given food and beve­rage operators the confidence to expand their business.

Heavy traffic on land links to JB, crowds pack city amid school holidays in S'pore and Malaysia - Vimarsana News

Heavy traffic on land links to JB, crowds pack city amid school holidays in S'pore and Malaysia

Singapore's school holidays coincide with Malaysian schools' week-long break, which ends on Sept 10 or 11, varying by state. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Delays, heavy road traffic expected at crossings to Malaysia during Sept holidays: ICA - Vimarsana News

Delays, heavy road traffic expected at crossings to Malaysia during Sept holidays: ICA

Singapore News - Travellers looking to drive across the Causeway or Second Link to Malaysia should expect delays during the September school holidays from this Friday to Sept 11. This was because the volume of road traffic moving across the Woodlands and Tuas checkpoints is... Read more at www.tnp.sg

MB: Free the Johor-S'pore gridlock - Vimarsana News

MB: Free the Johor-S'pore gridlock

ISKANDAR PUTERI: After a prolonged lull, it’s back to the usual traffic snarls along the Causeway and Second Link.

Delays, heavy road traffic expected at land crossings to Malaysia during September school holidays: ICA - Vimarsana News

Delays, heavy road traffic expected at land crossings to Malaysia during September school holidays: ICA

The volume of road traffic moving across the Woodlands and Tuas checkpoints is gradually returning to pre-Covid-19 levels, said ICA. Read more at straitstimes.com.