Johor Causeway to open 18 hours daily from Nov 29 to ease cross-border cargo transport


PETALING JAYA: Representatives from the country's logistics and transport operators have met with the Transport Ministry to sort out congestion issues during cargo movement to Singapore.

In a Facebook post on Friday (Nov 26), Transport Minister Datuk Seri Dr Wee Ka Siong said he had an online meeting with representatives of operators, including the Pan Malaysian Lorry Owners, the Association of Malaysian Hauliers, and the Malaysia Tipper Lorry Operators’ Association.

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