VTL Reopens The Link Finally

Teh Kee Sin, Founding President, SME Association of South Johor

30-Nov-21 07:45

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The Johor-Singapore Causeway finally reopened thanks to the launch of the Vaccinated Travel Lane by land which allows 1400 people to travel daily. Is this the much-needed relief for Johor businesses who benefitted from 400,000 people who crossed daily before Covid 19? Teh Kee Sin, the Founding President of SME Association of South Johor tells us. Image credit: Shutterstock.com

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Categories: Travel, Business Analysis, Auto, Investments

Tags: Malaysia, Singapore, Johor-Singapore Causeway,

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