Malaysians returning to vote hope for a smooth sailing


JOHOR BARU: Malaysians working in Singapore who need to return home to vote in the upcoming state elections are hoping that their land border crossing will be a smooth one.

Environment services specialist Mohamad Ariffin Mohd Lawi, 30, said he was not expecting to see a huge surge of traffic at the two land crossings – the Causeway and the Second Link – as the elections would only involve six states this time.

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