Stricter screening of Malaysians and Singaporeans entering Indonesia


Filepix shows passengers waiting for their flights at the international airport in Bali, Indonesia

JAKARTA: Malaysians and Singaporeans entering Indonesia will face stricter screening in the future in an attempt to prevent drug smuggling.

PT Angkasa Pura II, the company handling airports in Indonesia, said it was to ensure they did not bring in prohibited items especially drugs,

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