Malaysia yet to decide if it will sell two plots of land in Woodlands to Singapore


A file picture of trucks carrying goods from Malaysia waiting to enter the Woodlands land border checkpoint into Singapore on June 29, 2022. – AFP

SINGAPORE: Singapore's proposal to purchase two plots of land belonging to Malaysia that will be affected by the redevelopment of Woodlands Checkpoint (WCP) is still being deliberated by Malaysian authorities.

Malaysian High Commissioner to Singapore Datuk Dr Azfar Mohamad Mustafar said it is logical for Singapore to buy the land.

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