‘Still much to do in Johor Baru’


Making a beeline: Since the Malaysia-Singapore borders reopened on April 1, 2022, tourists from the island republic have been visiting Johor Baru to dine, shop and visit entertainment spots. — THOMAS YONG/The Star

Singaporeans say they cross Causeway to buy groceries, service car, watch movie and even stay for short vacations

SINCE the Malaysia-Singapore borders reopened on April 1, tourists from the island republic have been visiting Johor Baru to eat, shop and visit entertainment spots again.

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