M’sia and S’pore looking forward to resuming cross-border travel


SINGAPORE: Malaysia and Singapore are looking forward to restoring cross-border travel when the Covid-19 situation in both countries allow for it, according to the republic’s Transport Minister S. Iswaran.

In a latest update on his official Facebook account, Iswaran, who was appointed to the new portfolio effective May 15, said he had on Friday made his official introductory video call with his Malaysian counterpart Datuk Seri Dr Wee Ka Siong.

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