Singapore to stay in touch with Malaysia as it goes under movement control order


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SINGAPORE: Singapore will continue to stay in touch with Malaysia as it goes under a movement control order to see how the situation evolves, the republic’s Minister for Trade and Industry Chan Chun Sing said.

"Our priority is to ensure that our people and our businesses are able to continue with their lives and their livelihoods,” he said in an immediate response after Malaysia declared a two-week movement control order battle COVID-19 starting Wednesday.

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