Singapore prepared to work with Malaysia in lifting border restrictions


SINGAPORE (Bernama): Singapore is prepared to work with Malaysia in addressing the needs of cross-border travellers, amid the Covid-19 (coronavirus) pandemic situation.

The travellers include short-term business and official travellers, as well as Singaporeans and Malaysians who were previously commuting between the two countries.

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