Cabinet has decided to reinstate cabotage policy exemption for undersea cable repairs, says Loke


PUTRAJAYA: The Cabinet has decided to reinstate the cabotage policy exemption for non-Malaysian vessels to conduct undersea cable repairs that was removed in 2020, says Anthony Loke.

"The effective date of the decision will be announced later," the Transport Minister said in a press conference at the ministry building in Putrajaya on Friday (March 1).

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