Many hail M’sia-S’pore travel pact


JOHOR BARU: Malaysians and Singaporeans have hailed the move by their governments to allow for compassionate and emergency visits under the Death and Critically Ill Emergency Visits (DCEV) arrangement between the two countries starting May 17.

Mother of three Norshikin Mohd Salleh, 39, described the announcement as good news, especially for those who have families in Johor and the island republic.

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