Malaysians in Singapore who wish to return to the country may now do so without needing to apply for a MyPass permit from the high commission in the city-state.
Senior Minister for Security Ismail Sabri Yaakob said the immigration, customs, quarantine and security complexes at Padang Besar in Perlis and Durian Burung in Kedah would be reopened, but only for cargo and commercial vehicles. Twenty of them had breached standard operating procedures while 14 participated in activities which made social distancing difficult. The remaining five were detained at pubs and nightclubs.
A total of 456 Malaysians returned from Indonesia, Singapore, Egypt, Qatar and the Netherlands yesterday, all of whom were allowed to observe self-quarantine at home.
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