Checks at Johor Causeway found the traffic flow from early morning until noon was congested and vehicles were moving slowly from Singapore to Johor Bahru. theSun theSundaily Johor Singapore taxidriver raya2022 aidilfitri2022 balikkampung
: The resumption of cross border taxi services between Singapore and Malaysia today, after about two years operations were suspended due to the Covid-19 pandemic, is a blessing and a gift for taxi drivers in both countries.
“Right at midnight, we already started taking passengers here and also in Singapore. After two years of not being able to enter Singapore, today is the first day we will resume our operations. “Alhamdulillah, I feel very happy to be able to meet my friends again in Johor. After two years of driving only in Singapore, now when I can enter Johor, I feel excited,” said Hanif, a taxi veteran of 38 years.
“The cross-border buses operate about 100 trips daily and it is expected to increase during the second week,“ he said.
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