Rise of Covid-19 cases in Singapore shouldn't halt discussions on reopening of border, says Johor MB


MUAR: The increase in Covid-19 cases in Singapore should not stop the island republic from discussing the reopening of the border with Malaysia and Johor, says Datuk Hasni Mohammad.

The Mentri Besar said that he hoped Singapore would consider the standard operating procedures (SOP) that had been presented and had received a green light from the Malaysian government.

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