Efforts being made to ease Causeway, Second Link traffic congestion, says Johor MB


ISKANDAR PUTERI: Both the Malaysian and Singaporean governments are working closely to address the traffic congestion at Johor’s two entry points, says Datuk Onn Hafiz Ghazi (pic).

The Johor Mentri Besar said that the traffic congestion at the Causeway and Second Link, even on weekdays, were happening again after the countries reopened the border on April 1.

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