Border reopening a boost for workforce


JOHOR BARU: The scheduled reopening of the Johor Causeway and Second Link on Aug 10 is timely and expected to ease the plight of about 100,000 people who have been laid off from work since the movement control order (MCO) and Circuit Breaker (CB) were imposed.

The MCO in Malaysia started on March 18 while the CB was imposed on April 7.

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