Singapore, Malaysia agrees to resume cross-border travel from August 10
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Singapore, Malaysia agrees to resume cross-border travel from August 10

Singapore and Malaysia have settled arrangements for cross-border travel between both countries, but are not yet ready to allow daily commuting, said Singapore’s Minister for Foreign Affairs, Vivian Balakrishnan. Dr. Balakrishnan was speaking to Singapore reporters at the Woodlands Immigration and Checkpoints Authority building on Sunday

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