Since Malaysia shut its border on March 18, a number of Malaysians who commuted daily between Singapore and Malaysia before the outbreak have either lost their jobs in Singapore or have had to endure lengthy separation from their families in Johor Baru. - The Straits Times/Asian News Network
SINGAPORE, July 19 (The Straits Times/ANN): For people stuck on either side of the Causeway, the possible resumption of cross-border travel between Singapore and Malaysia is cause for optimism.
The authorities of both countries agreed last week to restart cross-border travel for essential business and official travellers and long-term pass holders through two schemes: the reciprocal green lane and the periodic commuting arrangement.
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