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Causeway a midnight hive of activity two years after border curbs

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The Edge Singapore • 2 min read
Causeway a midnight hive of activity two years after border curbs
Singapore cars heading into JB / Photos by Samuel Isaac Chua
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Two years after curbs were put in place because of the pandemic, the land crossing between Singapore and Malaysia, which was one of the busiest border checkpoints in the world, has further opened.

Starting midnight of March 31, fully vaccinated travellers no longer need to serve quarantine nor take Covid-19 tests. They can also cross without the need to travel on designated buses under the so-called vaccinated travel lane (VTL) arrangement.

As at 7am this morning, some 11,000 travellers have crossed, according to the Immigration and Checkpoints Authority.

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