Centre keenly awaits return of Singaporean tourists


Joseph (left) and Jaro sales gallery person-in-charge Suhaila A. Rahman showing one of the bags handcrafted by a trainee.

JOHOR Area Rehabilitation Organisation (Jaro) is looking forward to the reopening of the Causeway and Second Link checkpoints to casual visitors from Singapore.

Jaro general manager Joseph Roy Arputham said the opening of the two land links connecting Malaysia and Singapore would have a positive impact on Johor’s economy.

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