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Johor urged to prepare for the Singapore crowd - Vimarsana News

Johor urged to prepare for the Singapore crowd

JOHOR BARU: The authorities should take the necessary steps to reduce congestion at the Causeway and Second Link during the coming Chinese New Year, says the Johor Tourist Guides Association.

Johor urged to take steps to reduce traffic jams for S'porean visitors in run-up to CNY - Vimarsana News

Johor urged to take steps to reduce traffic jams for S'porean visitors in run-up to CNY

With Chinese New Year around the corner, businesses in Johor are enjoying good sales, especially from Singaporeans. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Driver quarrels with S'pore car driver who allegedly took 'very long time' to pump petrol in JB - Vimarsana News

Driver quarrels with S'pore car driver who allegedly took 'very long time' to pump petrol in JB

He allegedly took "at least 10 minutes".

'You cannot wait ah?' Driver of Singapore-registered car challenges man to fight at JB petrol station - Vimarsana News

'You cannot wait ah?' Driver of Singapore-registered car challenges man to fight at JB petrol station

No one enjoys waiting in line - even more so if the guy in front of you appears to be taking his own sweet time. A man challenged a driver to a fight after the latter accused him of taking too long to pump petrol at a Petronas station near the Second Link, according to a post to SG Road...

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Malaysia seeks to revive China-backed Forest City megaproject – never mind the stray dogs, crocodiles and day drinkers - Vimarsana News

Malaysia seeks to revive China-backed Forest City megaproject – never mind the stray dogs, crocodiles and day drinkers

Chinese developer Country Garden’s US$100 billion flagship Malaysia project has fallen on hard times. But there’s hope yet of attracting more investors – if they can clear out the stray dogs, day drinkers and decay.

Source: scmp.com