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JOHOR BARU: A syndicate is believed to be selling fake bus tickets for the land Vaccinated Travel Lane (VTL-Land), says Malaysian-Singapore Workers Task Force president S. Dayalan.

KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 12 — Malaysia-Singapore Workers Task Force (Pemas) chairman S. Dayalan pleaded not guilty in the Sessions Court here today to a charge with improper use of network facilities to insult former Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin. Dayalan, 41, was charged with knowingly making...

Malaysia-Singapore Workers Task Force president Dayalan Sreebalan proposed that such an exercise be held in Johor. “Lately, we have been hearing about community clusters being detected at several places around the state. This is a clear sign that a drastic move has to be taken. “The state government needs to act fast to stop the spread of the disease, as we may have silent carriers or asymptomatic cases that could unknowingly spread the disease. “We have no time to waste, ” he said. Dayalan urged the Johor government to prepare for a big wave of Covid-19 cases here and ensure that its...

JOHOR BARU: Malaysians and Singaporeans have hailed the move by their governments to allow for compassionate and emergency visits under the Death and Critically Ill Emergency Visits (DCEV) arrangement between the two countries starting May 17. Mother of three Norshikin Mohd Salleh, 39, described the announcement as good news, especially for those who have families in Johor and the island republic. Her younger sibling, she said, was currently working in Singapore and they haven’t met each other for more than a year due to the border closure. “Hopefully, the rules under the new travel metho...

JOHOR BARU (THE STAR/ASIA NEWS NETWORK) - Malaysians and Singaporeans have hailed the move by their governments to allow for travel on compassionate grounds between the two countries. Mother of three Norshikin Mohd Salleh, 39, described the announcement as good news, especially for those who have families in Johor and the island republic. Her younger sibling, she said, is working in Singapore and they have not met each other for more than a year due to the border closure. "Hopefully, the rules under the new travel method between Singapore and Malaysia will not be that complex, but make it ea...