No rush to make the inter-state journey for some folk


While the interstate travel ban has been lifted by the government, Johorean Harish Mustak, 30, said he prefers waiting until November to visiting his in-laws in Kuala Kangsar, Perak with his family.

JOHOR BARU: Although the interstate travel ban has been lifted by the government, there are some who have opted to stay put rather than join in the mad travel rush.

Johorean Harish Mustak, 30, is one of them.

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