S'pore-M'sia cross-border public bus and taxi services to resume May 1


Land borders between the two countries were reopened a month ago for fully vaccinated travellers. - LIANHE ZAOBAO

SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/Asia News Network): Those intending to travel between Singapore and Malaysia will be able to take public buses and cross-border taxis from May 1.

This comes a month after land borders between the two countries reopened fully for vaccinated travellers, and more than two years after these services were halted in March 2020.

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