Fewer S’poreans since VEP enforced


Concerned leaders: (From left) Chia, Ravindran and Leong.

JOHOR BARU: The implementation of the Vehicle Entry Permit (VEP) since Tuesday has affected the number of Singaporeans coming into Johor, according to business groups here.

They said despite assurance from the authorities that motorists whose VEP applications are still in progress will not face any action, the impact is already being felt.

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