Covid-19: Reciprocal agreement with Indonesia and Brunei for land travel still in the works, says Khairy


PUTRAJAYA: With Malaysia about to reopen its borders to international travellers on April 1, the country has still not come up with an agreement on land travel with neighbours Indonesia and Brunei.

Health Minister Khairy Jamaluddin said Malaysia was already prepared to allow land travel between the two countries, but a reciprocal arrangement had not been reached yet.

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