Singaporeans advised by MFA not to travel to KL due to rallies on December 8

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An advisory was released by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) on Friday, December 7, telling Singaporeans not to embark on non-essential travel to Kuala Lumpur in anticipation on a large-scale rally on Saturday, December 8.

 

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