JOHOR BARU: Singapore should give a grace period before implementing its move to deny entry to those with outstanding fines for vehicle-related offences beginning April 1, said Pasir Gudang MP Hassan Abdul Karim.
Both countries, he said, should sit down and discuss such a move which would affect thousands of Malaysians who had to commute to Singapore daily for work.
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