Long queues at Malaysian High Commission in Singapore leave many frustrated


Long lines at the High Commission have been a persistent issue throughout the coronavirus outbreak. - SHIN MIN DAILY NEWS

SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/ANN): She started queueing at 6.45am to renew her passport that is due to expire next month, but Lim reached the gates of the Malaysian consulate here only five hours later.

The 50-year-old clerk, who did not wish to give her full name, said she had expected a queue but was shocked to see hundreds of people lining up at the High Commission of Malaysia on Tuesday (March 16) morning.

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