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1,440 travellers expected to use land VTL in first week, says Johor MB

ISKANDAR PUTERI, Nov 21 — The state government expects about 1,440 travellers will be using the land Vaccinated Travel Lane via the Johor Causeway and the Second Link in the first week of its implementation.

“Based on the capacity and initial preparations to open the border, in the first week the number of inbound and outbound travellers will reach 1,440. “We have the Johor Travel Safe system that had assisted the federal government when the Periodic Commuting Arrangement and Reciprocal Green Lane were implemented,” he said.

He said this in reply to supplementary questions from Jimmy Puah Wee Tse , Andrew Chen Kah Eng and Liow Cai Tung who wanted to know about the implementation of the land VTL, SOPs, categories and number of travelers allowed. “This is an important milestone for cooperation between Malaysia and Singapore, and is able to revive the economies of both countries, especially Johor,” he said.

 

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