Hisham: Malaysia, Singapore in talks to standardise SOPs over cross-border travel for compassionate reasons


Hishammuddin (right), who is also Sembrong MP, visiting flood victims at the SMK Seri Sembrong flood relief centre.

KLUANG: Malaysia is in talks with Singapore to standardise the standard operating procedures (SOP) over cross-border travel for compassionate reasons, says Datuk Seri Hishammuddin Hussein.

The Foreign Minister said currently, Malaysians working in Singapore and who wished to return to the country for compassionate reasons would have to put in an appeal to cross the border.

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