Interstate travel sees expected higher traffic


JOHOR BARU: Johor has recorded a roughly 30% increase in traffic in and out of state since the interstate travel ban was lifted on Oct 11.

State public works, transportation and infrastructure committee chairman Mohd Solihan Badri said about 35,600 vehicles had entered Johor while 36,000 vehicles travelled out of the state on Oct 10 when interstate travel was still not allowed.

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