Malaysia agrees to entry of Bruneians in principle; Singaporeans and expatriates included


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KUALA LUMPUR (Bernama): After more than three months of closing its borders to prevent foreigners from entering the country, Malaysia, which is now in the Covid-19 (coronavirus) recovery stage, is gradually phasing out the ban.

Malaysia has now agreed to allow Singaporeans and Bruneians to enter the country's borders without having to apply to the Malaysian Immigration Department, or undergo Covid-19 screening and quarantine at home.

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